Use accounts to store information about customers or individuals you do business with.
Use contacts to store information about the people you do business with. Contacts are associated
with accounts, and each retail store in an account can have a different primary
contact.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise and Unlimited Editions
that have Consumer Goods Cloud enabled
These objects in Retail Execution are associated with an account:
Retail Store: A retail store must be associated with an account. You can group stores from
different accounts to create a store group.
Contact: A primary contact must be associated with an account. You can add or remove
contacts for an account.
Note When you remove a contact from an account, you remove the
relationship between the contact and the account. The contact still exists in the
Salesforce org. For example, if a single contact is associated with multiple accounts, and
you remove the contact's relationship with one account, the contact's relationship with
the other accounts continues to exist.
Promotions: General promotions can be associated with an account.
Assortments: An assortment can be associated with an account. You can also associate an
assortment to a store or a store group and not to an account.
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