A. Real-time REST API integrations
B. Custom Flows with decision nodes
C. Static Approval Processes
D. Scheduled Apex Jobs
A. Allowing configurable timeframes for order cancellations
B. Automating order status updates during the remorse period
C. Limiting remorse periods to real-time transactions only
D. Avoiding the use of Flows for decision-making
A. Automating legacy data migration
B. Synchronizing customer data across multiple clouds
C. Avoiding the need for API-based integrations
D. Enabling unified customer profiles for B2C use cases
A. Enable APIs for inventory data synchronization.
B. Automate inventory updates using triggers or flows.
C. Avoid integrating with legacy systems to reduce complexity.
D. Define inventory locations and their relationships.
A. Log errors and retry failed records automatically
B. Ignore minor errors to speed up the process
C. Disable validation rules during data load
D. Manually review each error after data import
A. Creating a detailed mapping of current and future integrations
B. Avoiding the use of third-party APIs
C. Limiting the integration scope to Order Summary Objects
D. Using Salesforce standard workflows without customization
A. REST API exclusively
B. Flow Builder
C. Data Loader
D. Command Line Interface (CLI)
A. Salesforce Apex REST API
B. Salesforce B2C CRM Sync
C. Salesforce Command Line Interface (CLI)
D. Salesforce Data Loader
A. Automating all manual processes upfront
B. Ensuring compatibility with existing systems
C. Using only Salesforce-native solutions
D. Migrating historical data before starting integrations
A. Ensure compatibility with third-party inventory systems
B. Migrate all legacy inventory data before integration
C. Avoid mapping inventory locations to B2C Commerce objects
D. Use APIs to enable real-time inventory synchronization
