Eliminate Risk of Failure with Salesforce B2C-Commerce-Architect Exam Dumps

The Client currently manages Customers, Inventory, and Product Information with dedicated backend systems as shown In the Systems Diagram below. There is also an external Email Marketing System (EMS) in place. The EMS needs order data to email recommendations to customers using an existing email campaign. These recommendations should be to only send for products that are in stock. The EMS has no access to the backend systems so this data should come from the Salesforce B2C Commerce site.

Which relationships should be added to the Systems Diagram to complete it and fulfill the chant requirements necessary for the email campaign?

The client provided these business requirements:

* The B2C Commerce platform will integrate with the client's Order Management System (OMS).

* The OMS supports Integration us-no legacy RPC style SOAP services.

* The OMS is hosted on client s infrastructure.

What is the right cartridge folder to place the WSDL provided for the OMS service?

Northern Trail Outfitters (NTO) operate 200 physical stores. NTO has products that are available in some of the physical stores and not available in others. The closest physical store is determined based on customer s post zip code when they are shopping online. Only the products that are available in the customer's closest physical store should be presented to the customer to the search results.

What are the two feasible technical approaches to meet these requirements?

Choose 2 answers

The Architect has been presented with a requirement from the business to implement a new LINK cartridge. The current site is built on the Storefront Reference Architecture, and the LINK cartridge is certified for Pipelines and Controllers. On review, the Architect notes that the Jobs are all created in Pipelines.

How should the Architect implement that cartridge to make sure the required jobs runs property?

Northern Trail Outfitters uses an Order Management system (OMS), which creates an order tracking number for every order 24 hours after receiving it. The OMS provides only a web-service interface to get this tracking number. There is a job that updates this tracking number for exported orders, which were last modified yesterday.

Part of this jobs code looks like the following:

Based on the above description and code snippet, which coding best practice should the Architect enforce?