About the B2B Commerce for Administrators Accredited Professional Exam
Audience Description: B2B Commerce for Administrators Accredited Professional
Purpose of this Exam Guide
About the Exam
Exam Outline
Recommended Training and Resources
Salesforce Certification Candidate Code of Conduct
Maintaining Your Salesforce Certification
The B2B Commerce for Administrators Accredited Professional is designed for consultants who implement and consult on B2B Commerce projects in a customer-facing role. This exam is for individuals who want to demonstrate their skills and knowledge in configuring and using B2B Commerce in the context of sample apps and real-world implementations.
Accredited Professional exams are intended for Salesforce Partners with access to the Partner Learning Camp training and Partner Community.
The B2B Commerce for Administrators Accredited Professional exam is intended for an individual who has broad knowledge of the B2B Commerce discipline and knowledge of the Salesforce platform and its capabilities along with the ability to troubleshoot and solve basic platform issues.
The B2B Commerce Consultant generally has a minimum of 2-3 years of experience with skills that span the Salesforce platform. Specifically, they understand:
This exam guide is designed to help you prepare for the B2B Commerce for Administrators Accredited Professional Exam. This guide provides information about the target audience, the recommended training and documentation, and a complete list of exam objectives. Salesforce highly recommends a combination of on-the-job experience and self-study to maximize your chances of passing the exam.
Here are details about the B2B Commerce for Administrators Accredited Professional Exam.
This exam may contain up to five additional unscored questions to gather performance data. Unscored questions are randomly integrated and have no impact on your final exam result.
The B2B Commerce for Administrators Accredited Professional exam measures a candidate’s knowledge and skills related to the following objectives.
Salesforce B2B Commerce Basics: 15%
Salesforce B2B Commerce App: 20%
Storefront Deployment: 20%
Product Organization and Administration: 15%
Content Integration: 7%
Storefront Management: 17%
Advanced Topics: 6%
As preparation for this exam, we recommend a combination of hands-on experience, training course completion, Trailhead Trails, and self-study in the areas listed in the Exam Outline section of this exam guide.
The self-study materials recommended for this exam include:
The certifications recommended (not required) for this exam include:
To review online documentation, tip sheets, and user guides, search for the topics listed in the Exam Outline section of this guide on Salesforce Help and study the information related to those topics.
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There's no required maintenance for the B2B Commerce for Administrators Accredited Professional certification at this time. Continued learning is encouraged through the Trailblazer Community, Trailhead, and Trailhead Academy.
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