Salesforce Certified B2C Solution Architect (Arch-302) Exam Questions

A) Enabling customer service agents to enroll customers in an Abandoned Cart Journey in Marketing Cloud if an interaction does not result in the processing of an order can help increase checkouts and decrease the time from adding items to completing a checkout by sending targeted and personalized messages to customers who have left items in their carts without purchasing them. This can help re-engage customers, remind them of their cart contents, and encourage them to complete their orders. D. Monitoring the cart items and time since it has been active in B2C Commerce and sending a reminder and checkout incentive 18 hours after the cart was last modified can help increase checkouts and decrease the time from adding items to completing a checkout by leveraging customer behavior data, timing, and urgency to motivate customers to buy their items before they are out of stock or unavailable. This can help reduce cart abandonment, increase conversion rates, and boost customer loyalty. Reference:

https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=sf.mc_jb_abandoned_cart.htm&type=5

https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=sf.b2c_commerce_abandoned_carts.htm&type=5

Option A is correct because enabling SSO on both Service Cloud and Marketing Cloud is a necessary step to allow agents to authenticate and access all systems with the least possible clicks, as they only need to log in once with their credentials and then switch between systems seamlessly.

Option B is correct because defining which system is acting as an identity provider (IDP) is a necessary step to configure SSO between Service Cloud and Marketing Cloud, as it determines which system will verify the identity of the agents and issue authentication tokens for the other system.

Option E is correct because enabling MFA on the identity provider (IDP) is a necessary step to meet the company's requirement of confirming the identity of the agents using multi-factor authentication (MFA) upon logging in to either system. MFA adds an extra layer of security by requiring agents to enter a verification code or use another device besides their username and password.

Option C is incorrect because configuring Marketing Cloud Connect is not a necessary step to enable SSO between Service Cloud and Marketing Cloud, as it is used for data synchronization and integration purposes, not for authentication or access management.

Option D is incorrect because enabling Active Directory Federation Services (ADFS) and Salesforce Event Monitoring on the identity provider (IDP) are not necessary steps to enable SSO between Service Cloud and Marketing Cloud, as they are used for different purposes. ADFS is used for federating identities across different domains or organizations, while Salesforce Event Monitoring is used for tracking user activity and performance within Salesforce.

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Option D is correct because B2C Commerce should be the system of record for the primary profile after reviewing the workflow and attempting to minimize migration of customer profile data. B2C Commerce is the first point of contact for customers who register an account before making their first purchase, and it can store and update important profile and commerce information like email, phone number, beauty preferences, and saved addresses. B2C Commerce can also integrate with Experience Cloud and Salesforce Identity to provide a consistent and secure user experience across the social community and the ecommerce site.

Option A is incorrect because Salesforce Identity should not be the system of record for the primary profile after reviewing the workflow and attempting to minimize migration of customer profile data. Salesforce Identity is mainly used for authentication and identity management purposes, not for storing and updating customer profile and commerce information. Salesforce Identity can also integrate with Experience Cloud and B2C Commerce to provide a single sign-on (SSO) experience for customers across the social community and the ecommerce site.

Option B is incorrect because Address book should not be the system of record for the primary profile after reviewing the workflow and attempting to minimize migration of customer profile data. Address book is not a system or an application, but rather a feature or a data element that can be stored and updated in B2C Commerce or other Salesforce clouds.

Option C is incorrect because Wishlist should not be the system of record for the primary profile after reviewing the workflow and attempting to minimize migration of customer profile data. Wishlist is not a system or an application, but rather a feature or a data element that can be stored and updated in B2C Commerce or other Salesforce clouds.

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Option D is correct because B2C Commerce creates a customer ID when a customer registers an account before making their first purchase, but the primary record should be created through Service Cloud using an external ID field that matches the customer ID from B2C Commerce. This way, Service Cloud can store additional customer information and provide a single source of truth for customer data across multiple Salesforce clouds.

Option A is incorrect because Service Cloud does not create a customer ID when a customer registers an account on B2C Commerce, nor does it create an additional ID to be used as the primary record. Service Cloud uses an external ID field that matches the customer ID from B2C Commerce to create or update customer records.

Option B is incorrect because B2C Commerce does not create an additional ID to be used as the primary record when a customer registers an account. B2C Commerce only creates a customer ID that can be matched with an external ID field in Service Cloud or other Salesforce clouds.

Option C is incorrect because Marketing Cloud does not create a customer ID when a customer registers an account on B2C Commerce, nor does it create a primary ID that should be used by other Salesforce clouds. Marketing Cloud uses subscriber keys that can be mapped to customer IDs from B2C Commerce or other external systems.

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B) Email tracking for messages sent from the ecommerce site will not be replicated via Marketing Cloud Connect and therefore will not be visible to the Service Agents. Marketing Cloud Connect can only track email sends that are initiated from Marketing Cloud or Salesforce CRM, not from an external ecommerce site. This means that the Service Agents will not have a complete view of the customer's email interactions or preferences. D. Contacts may be duplicated in Marketing Cloud during the transition phase, and additional work may be required to merge identities at a later date. Marketing Cloud Connect uses the Salesforce Contact ID or Lead ID as the contact key in Marketing Cloud, which is a unique identifier for each contact or lead. If the existing ecommerce site integration uses a different identifier, such as email address or customer ID, then it may create duplicate contacts in Marketing Cloud when syncing with Service Cloud. This can affect the contact count, billing, and personalization in Marketing Cloud. Reference: https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=sf.mc_co_sync_leads_and_contacts.htm&type=5 https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=sf.mc_co_subscriber_key_migration.htm&type=5