SAP C_C4H320_34 SAP Certified Associate - Business User - SAP Commerce Cloud Exam Practice Test

When developing a storefront using SAP Commerce Cloud's composable storefront, you should consider:

Communicating with SAP Commerce Cloud using the Commerce REST API: This ensures the client-side application can retrieve and display data dynamically from the SAP Commerce backend.

Leveraging the existing WCMS structure on the server side: This allows for efficient content management and ensures consistency with the existing content management practices.

For more information, refer to the SAP Commerce Cloud documentation: Composable Storefront.

Intelligent Selling Services (ISS) for SAP Commerce Cloud leverages deep learning and machine learning to provide relevant product recommendations. The recommendations based on these technologies include:

Recently viewed products (Answer A) - Uses machine learning to track and recommend products based on recent user activity.

Trending products (Answer C) - Utilizes deep learning to analyze data trends and suggest popular products.

Related products (Answer E) - Employs machine learning algorithms to recommend products related to those the user has shown interest in.

For more information, refer to theSAP Commerce Cloud Documentation on Intelligent Selling Services.

SAP Commerce Cloud supports the following checkout features out of the box:

Regular step-by-step checkout used by either customers or ASM agents (Answer A).

Express checkout with previously saved values from the customer account (Answer B).

A temporary user account is created and mapped to the session cart during Guest Checkout (Answer C).

These features enhance the user experience by providing flexible and efficient checkout processes. More information can be found in theSAP Commerce Cloud Documentation on Checkout.

The Backoffice Visual Workflow Template Designer in SAP Commerce provides features to:

Arrange the position of nodes/edges for visualizing workflow templates and instances: Allows users to visually design and manage workflow templates and their instances.

Create new workflow templates: Enables the creation of new workflows from scratch, facilitating customization and automation of business processes.

For more information, refer to the SAP Commerce Cloud documentation: Visual Workflow Template Designer.

Page templates in SAP Commerce Cloud are used for:

Specifying the shared slots: Page templates define common areas (slots) that can be reused across multiple pages, ensuring consistency and ease of maintenance.

Specifying the layout of a page: Templates provide a predefined structure and layout for pages, helping to standardize the design and streamline the page creation process.

For more details, refer to the SAP Commerce Cloud documentation: Page Templates.

The Collaboration Center in the Backoffice of SAP Commerce allows users to:

Work on a specific task assigned by a workflow: Facilitates task management within workflows.

Monitor a workflow by seeing the finished and current steps: Provides visibility into the workflow progress and status.

Start a workflow by dropping items into the collaboration center: Simplifies the initiation of workflows through a drag-and-drop interface.

For more detailed information, refer to the SAP Commerce Cloud documentation: Collaboration Center.

The Cloud Hot Folders module in SAP Commerce Cloud provides various features to streamline data import processes, including:

Automatic creation of a hot folder in Microsoft Azure Blob Storage: This feature allows seamless integration with Azure Blob Storage, facilitating automated data handling.

Support of both CSV and ImpEx file formats: Ensures compatibility with common data formats used for import and export.

End-to-end processes monitoring in Backoffice: Provides comprehensive monitoring capabilities within the Backoffice, enhancing visibility and control over the import processes.

For further information, refer to the SAP Commerce documentation on Cloud Hot Folders: Cloud Hot Folders.

The Backoffice Administration Cockpit in SAP Commerce allows administrators to:

View all constraints in the system: Provides a comprehensive overview of all constraints applied within the system, aiding in better management and troubleshooting.

Reload the validation engine: Allows administrators to reload the validation engine to apply changes without restarting the entire system, ensuring efficient updates and management.

For more detailed information, refer to the SAP Commerce documentation on the validation framework: Validation Framework.

Key aspects to know about search profiles in SAP Commerce Cloud include:

A single search profile can have different configurations (Answer B) - This allows for flexible search setups depending on various needs.

Search profiles are catalog aware (Answer C) - They can be configured to work with specific catalogs.

For further information, refer to theSAP Commerce Cloud Documentation on Search Configuration.

A temporary license in SAP Commerce Cloud has the following limits:

It can be used for test and development purposes: Temporary licenses are intended to be used for non-production activities such as testing and development.

It is provided for 30 days: The duration of a temporary license is typically 30 days, after which it needs to be renewed or replaced with a permanent license.

For more information, refer to the official documentation: SAP Commerce Licenses.

To add a property to a set of products in SAP Commerce, you can:

Create a new classification category and feature, and assign it to a catalog category: This method allows you to categorize and assign specific features (properties) to products within a category.

Create a new catalog version and include all products with the new required property: By creating a new catalog version, you can ensure that all products included have the newly required property, facilitating better organization and management.

For more information, refer to the SAP Commerce Cloud documentation: Product Data Management.

The SAP Commerce Cloud, Integration Extension pack includes out-of-the-box support for integrating with various SAP solutions, such as:

SAP S/4HANA Service: Facilitates integration with SAP's service management solutions to provide comprehensive service processes.

SAP Variant Configuration and Pricing: Enables integration with the variant configuration and pricing capabilities of SAP to manage complex products and pricing scenarios.

These integrations help streamline processes and enhance the capabilities of SAP Commerce Cloud. For more details, refer to the official documentation: SAP Commerce Cloud Integration.

Out of the box, SAP Commerce Cloud supports the following functions for selling bundled products:

A special cart function that displays and arranges bundles with their components on the cart pages (Answer B).

A Bundle Carousel, which is a special CMS Component, to display bundles on the product details page (Answer C).

These features enhance the user experience by making it easier to view and purchase bundled products. For more details, see theSAP Commerce Cloud Documentation on Product Bundles.

To display products in a carousel on your storefront that can only be viewed by members of a special user group, you can use the following SAP Commerce Cloud user interfaces:

SmartEdit Basic Edit perspective: This perspective allows you to add and configure components, such as carousels, on pages.

SmartEdit Personalization perspective: This perspective enables you to target content to specific user groups, ensuring that only members of the special user group can see the carousel.

For more information, refer to the SAP Commerce Cloud documentation: SmartEdit.

The SAP order fulfillment process supports various activities to ensure efficient and effective order management. These include:

Managing and controlling an order through all stages in the system once it has been placed: This involves overseeing the order from its creation to completion, ensuring all steps are completed correctly and on time.

Preprocessing orders and splits them into consignments if necessary: This step involves preparing the orders before they are fully processed, which may include splitting orders into smaller consignments for better handling and delivery.

For further details, refer to the official documentation on SAP order management and fulfillment: SAP Commerce Order Management.

To run a cronjob in SAP Commerce Cloud, you can use the following tools:

Backoffice Administration Cockpit (Answer B) - Provides a user-friendly interface for managing cronjobs.

Script Support on Administration Console (hac) (Answer C) - Allows for running scripts and managing cronjobs.

Apache Ant (Answer D) - Can be used for building and deploying projects, including managing cronjobs.

For more details, visit theSAP Commerce Cloud Documentation on Cronjobs.

In the Basic Edit mode of SmartEdit, you can:

Synchronize a page or a component in a page: Ensures changes are propagated to other environments.

Add components to a page: Enhances the page content by adding new components.

Move components within a page: Allows for rearranging components to improve page layout and user experience.

For more details, refer to the SAP Commerce Cloud documentation: SmartEdit.

When exporting product data from the Backoffice Product Cockpit using Microsoft Excel, you can:

Deselect any attribute in the list of the to-be-exported attributes (Answer A) - Allows for selective export of product data.

Common classification attributes (that belong to the selected products) can be exported directly (Answer C) - Facilitates exporting of shared attributes among products.

For more details, refer to theSAP Commerce Cloud Documentation on Product Data Export.

An ImpEx script in SAP Commerce can be used for various purposes, including:

To set up type-based access rights: Configures access rights for different user types.

To create new types in the type system: Defines new item types and structures within the system.

To modify configuration properties: Allows changes to system configurations and settings.

For more details, refer to the SAP Commerce Cloud documentation: ImpEx Scripts.

SAP Commerce Cloud provides several out-of-the-box features to import product data, including:

Integration API Module: Allows integration with other systems using APIs to facilitate the import of product data.

Cloud Hot Folders: Enables automatic import of data files placed in designated folders in the cloud storage.

For more details, refer to the SAP Commerce Cloud documentation: Product Data Import.

The Fraud Detection Module in SAP Commerce provides the following out-of-the-box features:

A sample or mockup implementation based on fraud symptom detection: This includes a basic setup for detecting fraudulent activities, which can be customized further as needed.

If an order is identified as fraud with the first threshold, it is rejected automatically and marked as canceled: This feature ensures that fraudulent orders are automatically flagged and canceled to prevent fraudulent transactions.

For more details, refer to the SAP Commerce Cloud documentation: Fraud Detection.

Typically, the type system in SAP Commerce Cloud is modified by a Software Developer (Answer C) - They are responsible for defining and managing the types and their attributes within the system.

For more information, see theSAP Commerce Cloud Documentation on Type System.

In the context of Fraud Detection, SAP Commerce Cloud supports the following symptoms out of the box:

First Time Order Symptom (Answer A) - Identifies orders from first-time customers for additional scrutiny.

Different Addresses Symptom (Answer C) - Flags orders with different billing and shipping addresses.

For more information, visit theSAP Commerce Cloud Documentation on Fraud Detection.

In SAP Commerce, the arrangement of product and category data follows specific rules:

Categories can contain either other categories or products, but not both: This ensures a clear hierarchical structure within the product catalog, making it easier to manage and navigate.

For more detailed information, refer to the SAP Commerce Cloud documentation: Product Catalog Management.