Default Import Records for a B2B Store

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• Catalog—Each store has a default catalog named after the store. For example, if your store is named MyStore, your default catalog is MyStore Catalog. The default catalog includes one default category, Products. When you import data, you can select which catalog and category to assign to a product.
• Buyer group—Each store has a default buyer group, which is a collection of accounts that have common access to specific entitlements. You can’t use import to assign products to a buyer group.
• Entitlement policy—Each store has a default entitlement policy, which defines the products and product-related information that shoppers can see based on their buyer group membership. B2B stores can have multiple entitlement policies in addition to the default. When you import data, you can assign products to entitlement policies.
• Store price book—Each store has a default price book and a default strikethrough price book named after the store. For example, if your store is named MyStore, your default price book is MyStore Price Book. The default strikethrough price book is MyStore Strikethrough Price Book. When you import data, you can select the price books to assign to the products.
  

  Note Each Salesforce org has a global standard price book that contains all your products. The standard price book isn’t associated with a specific store. It applies across all your stores. A product must be listed in your standard price book before it can be listed in any other price book. When you import data, specify two prices for each product—one for your store’s price book, and one for your store’s strikethrough price book. The import process updates the associated price books and uses the first price specified in the row to update the standard price book. For example, if the first column in the row specifies a price for the store’s strikethrough price book, that price is used to update the standard price book.
• CMS workspace—When you create a store, the creation process creates a CMS workspace for the store and a public channel to the workspace. You must use this workspace when importing to the store. You can't specify that the import process use a different workspace. To use content in the store from another workspace, assign the store's public channel to that workspace. The content from all workspaces assigned to the store's public channel is available to the store. The default language for the CMS workspace is set to the default language of the org. If Translation Workbench is enabled and there are supported languages configured for Translation Workbench, the default language of the CMS is set to the first supported language. You can add other languages to the CMS workspace, but you can’t change the default language after the workspace is created.
  

  Note Before you activate your store, we recommend that you use the Digital Experiences app to change the domain for the public channel associated with the store's CMS workspace. Make the domain match the domain that you configure for your store. For instructions on configuring a custom domain for your store, see Configure a Custom Domain and CDN. For instructions on using the Digital Experiences app to configure the domain for a CMS public channel, see Configure Salessforce CDN for Digital Experiences in Salesforce CMS.