Question 1
A global luxury fashion retailer is planning a migration from a legacy platform to Salesforce B2C Commerce. The business requirement dictates a single global storefront that serves 12 countries across North America, Europe, and Asia, supporting 8 languages and 5 currencies. The inventory is managed regionally (Americas, EMEA, APAC) in three separate ERP instances. As the Architect, you must design the technical specification for the site structure and inventory integration.
Which architectural approach best balances the requirement for a unified customer experience with the technical constraints of regional inventory data?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B
This approach leverages native B2C Commerce capabilities. By using separate Sites sharing a Master Catalog, you can assign distinct Inventory Lists to each site that correspond to the regional ERPs without complex custom logic. Aliases can mask the multi-site architecture to the end-user, providing the required unified experience while respecting the data boundaries.