A company has two client IDs: one for a customer-facing mobile app and one for an internal reporting tool. The mobile app needs Shop API access to products and baskets. The reporting tool needs Data API access to orders and customers. The developer has configured the Shop API permissions for the mobile app and the Data API permissions for the reporting tool. However, the reporting tool is also receiving 403 errors when trying to access orders. What is the most likely cause?

The reporting tool is using the wrong API endpoint

The Shop API is not enabled for the site

The mobile app's client ID is assigned to the Data API permission set

The reporting tool's client ID is not assigned to the Data API permission set

In Business Manager, where does a developer configure OCAPI settings for a site?

Administration > Sites > Manage Sites

Merchant Tools > Site > Search Indexes

Merchant Tools > Ordering > Fulfillment

Administration > Site Development > Open Commerce API Settings

In OCAPI, what is the role of a client ID when configuring permissions?

It defines the API version to use.

It specifies the site where the permissions will be applied.

It identifies the application that will use the configured API permissions.

It authenticates the user making the API call.

When applying OCAPI permission changes to a sandbox instance, what is the typical final step to make the changes take effect?

Submit a support ticket to Salesforce.

Apply the changes in Business Manager and then test the API call.

A storefront needs to allow customers to view products and create orders via the Shop API. The same client ID is used for both the storefront and an internal admin tool that should only read orders via the Shop API. What is the best way to configure the permissions?

Create one Shop API permission set with the intersection of the required permissions and assign both client IDs to it

Create two Shop API permission sets, but assign the storefront client ID to the admin tool's permission set and vice versa

Create two separate Shop API permission sets, one for the storefront client ID and one for the admin tool client ID

Create one Shop API permission set with the union of all required permissions and assign both client IDs to it

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Domain 3Objective 7

Given a Specification and a Sandbox Instance, Configure OCAPI Permissions for Data and Shop APIs. B2C-COMMERCE-DEVELOPER Practice Questions (Page 1)

Part of the DATA MANAGEMENT/BUSINESS MANAGER USAGE domain, which accounts for 21% of the B2C-COMMERCE-DEVELOPER exam.

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A company has two client IDs: one for a customer-facing mobile app and one for an internal reporting tool. The mobile app needs Shop API access to products and baskets. The reporting tool needs Data API access to orders and customers. The developer has configured the Shop API permissions for the mobile app and the Data API permissions for the reporting tool. However, the reporting tool is also receiving 403 errors when trying to access orders. What is the most likely cause?
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In Business Manager, where does a developer configure OCAPI settings for a site?
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In OCAPI, what is the role of a client ID when configuring permissions?
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When applying OCAPI permission changes to a sandbox instance, what is the typical final step to make the changes take effect?
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5expert · hard
A storefront needs to allow customers to view products and create orders via the Shop API. The same client ID is used for both the storefront and an internal admin tool that should only read orders via the Shop API. What is the best way to configure the permissions?
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