How can a customer restrict one Buyer Group from viewing product pricing while allowing it for another Buyer Group in the same Store Front?

How can a customer restrict one Buyer Group from viewing product pricing while allowing it for another Buyer Group in the same Store Front?
A . Sharing rules
B . Misdirection
C . Entitlements
D . Catalogs

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Answer: D

Explanation:

According to the Price Lists page, price lists are collections of prices for products that are available for a store or a reorder portal. Price lists can be used to define different pricing strategies and scenarios for your B2B Commerce site. To restrict one buyer group from viewing product pricing while allowing it for another buyer group in the same storefront, a customer can use price lists. A customer can create a price list that has no prices for the products that they want to hide the pricing from one buyer group and assign it to that buyer group. A customer can also create another price list that has prices for the products that they want to show the pricing to another buyer group and assign it to that buyer group. This way, a customer can ensure that only the buyer group that is authorized to view product pricing can see it on the storefront. Therefore, option D is correct. Options A, B, and C are false because they are not features that a customer can use to restrict one buyer group from viewing product pricing while allowing it for another buyer group in the same storefront. Sharing rules are features that allow you to control the access level and permissions of your users for your B2B Commerce data and functionality. Misdirection is not a valid feature or term in B2B Commerce. Entitlements are features that allow you to define service levels and support terms for your customers on your B2B Commerce site.

Reference: Price Lists, Price Lists Overview