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B2C Commerce and POS Catalog Unification

B2C Commerce and POS Catalog Unification

Use catalog unification to manage product data in B2C Commerce and automatically sync updates to Salesforce Point of Sale.

Turn on catalog unification to:

  • Reduce manual data entry by maintaining product information in one system.
  • Ensure consistent pricing, descriptions, and availability across online and physical stores.
  • Streamline merchandising workflows for omnichannel operations.

Without catalog unification, you manually update product data in both B2C Commerce and Point of Sale, increasing the risk of data inconsistencies and pricing errors across channels.

When you turn on catalog unification, B2C Commerce becomes the source for product information. Product data syncs automatically from your selected B2C Commerce catalog to Point of Sale according to the feed schedule you configure.

After you turn on unification, product data in Point of Sale becomes read only. You manage all product changes in B2C Commerce, including product details, field mappings, and feed schedules.

Prerequisites

  • A Point of Sale system on Hyperforce
  • The following feature switches enabled in B2C Commerce. See Set Feature Switches (Toggles) in B2C Commerce for instructions:
    • Retail Cloud POS: Enables Point of Sale module
    • Unified Commerce: Enables catalog unification
    • Enable POS Feed Generation (CFT): Enables product feed from B2C Commerce to POS
    • Enable Multi-Locale Feed Generation (CFT): Enables generation of multi-language product data files
  • A connection between your B2C Commerce instance and a Salesforce org on which you have a Data Cloud license. B2C Commerce and POS use the connection to the Salesforce org to securely authenticate with each other. See Connect Your B2C Commerce Instance to Salesforce.

Limitations

Catalog unification supports one site mapped to one Merchant Locale Region (MLR). Catalog unification doesn't support mapping multiple MLRs to a single site.

 
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