An Architect to notify by the Business that order conversion dramatically dropped a few hours after go live.
Further investigation points out that customers cannot proceed to checkout anymore. The Architect is aware that a custom inventory checks with a third-party API is enforced at the beginning of checkout, and that customers are redirected to the basket page when items are no longer in stock Which tool can dearly confirm that the problem is indeed caused by the inventory check?

• A. Realtime Report from Reports and Dashboards
• B. Pipeline Profiler from Business Manager
• C. Service Status from Business Manager
• D. Sales Dashboard from Reports and Dashboards

Northern Trail Outfitters (NTO) Just went live after migrating its online shop to B2C Commerce from a custom eCommerce platform. NTO now needs to migrate its orders NTO cannot provide a B2C Commerce feed, but a custom export We from its current eCommerce site.
What are the correct steps to migrate these orders to B2C Commerce?

• A. Receive the orders file and use a Job to place new orders in B2C Commerce with the order data received.
• B. Receive the orders file and use a job to generate the orders m B2C Commerce schema. Ask the client to import them on productionbefore the launch.
• C. Receive the orders file and use a Job to generate the orders in B2C Commerce schema. Create a B2C Commerce Support ticket to ask them to Import the orders.
• D. Create a B2C Commerce Support ticket and ask them to import the order flies received from Northern Trail Outfitters.

A company manages its regional operations asseparate businesses. The regional sites (Site A and Site B) operate with:
* Separate realms
* Deferent code bates
* Different category navigation menus
* Frequent updates on category structure
The requirement from the business is to provide hreflang link tags on category pages pointing to the same category on the other regional site. Example MTML for one of these links as displayed on Site A is:

Which solution should the Architect choose while keeping performance in mind?

• A. Create a custom Business Manager module. Ask the business to maintain the hreflang link tags for each regional site in this Business Manager module.
• B. Create additional locales in al realms create a new custom attribute on the category that is localized.
  Populate the attribute with the other site URLs and use it to display the hreflang tag.
• C. Create a new customattribute on the Category. Populate the attribute with the other entire site URLs corresponding to locales In JSON Format. Use the attribute to display the hreflang link tag.
• D. Create a new custom object type Populate the hreflang mapping for each category and locale in this custom object. Use the custom object to display the hreflang link tag.

During a review of the most recent release notes, the Architect finds that Salesforce has deprecated an API that is used throughout the site. After reviewing the deprecated API usage in Business Manager, the Architect narrows down the usage of that API to a particular LINK integration cartridge. The cartridge was integrated when the site was first launched and is heavily customized for the Client.
What is the recommended way for the Architect to remove the deprecated API so the LINK integration continues to work without interruptions, and lowest level of effort'

• A. The Architect should contact the company that created the LINK cartridge to fix the issue and provide the client with updated code.
• B. The Architect does not need to do anything at this time, the API will continue to work with no issues for the foreseeable future.
• C. The Architect should check to see If the LINK cartridge has been updated already, integrate It, apply the customisations, and teat thoroughly.
• D. The Architect should update all the deprecated API cats in the already integrated LINK cartridge and test thoroughly.