When enabling Salesforce Order Management, what potential concerns will the merchant need to work through?

A company wants to add Salesforce Order Management to their existing B2C Commerce, Service Cloud, and Sales Cloud integration. Their current sales process lets sales reps build quotes, create orders, and process reduction orders for refunds as part of their sales channel workflow. Their B2C Commerce order objects also include multiple custom attributes that the merchant’s current Order Management System uses to allocate orders to the correct distribution center for fulfillment.

When enabling Salesforce Order Management, what potential concerns will the merchant need to work through?
A . Salesforce Order Management does not allow for fulfillment rules across multiple distribution centers without the use of an AppExchange package or custom Apex triggers.
B . Reduction Orders and Order Management change orders conflict if both are enabled in the same Org and require the use of Record Types and Apex Triggers or Validation Rules to avoid conflicts.
C . Custom attributes on B2C Commerce Orders are not natively supported for Salesforce Order Management integrations and require custom Apex development to handle mapping.
D . Salesforce Order Management integrates natively with B2B Commerce when both products reside within the same Org but requires the use of a customizable B2C Commerce cartridge to import data from a B2C Commerce instance.

View Answer

Answer: A

Explanation:

✑ A is correct because Salesforce Order Management does not have native support for multiple distribution centers and requires either an AppExchange package or custom Apex triggers to implement fulfillment rules based on custom attributes1.