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Hello community: I wanted to ask how you handle B2B. We currently have MCE and need to send emails to B2B CRM accounts. Can we email the account itself, or is it mandatory to email the account contact?   Thanks!    @* Salesforce Commerce for B2B & D2C * 

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Hi,  

I am using Salesforce B2B Commerce Cloud. I am trying to use the meta tags and url slugs available for each product.  

I have added these for each product, rebuilt the search index to be safe and published the site. But the meta tags do not reflect in the html in dev tools nor the url slugs change. The default url slug for now I suppose is from the Products page which is to use {!Record._Object}: {!Record._Title} Not sure if it is coming from here. If it does, I'm unable to override it. 

 

My goal - Use Product level meta tags and url slugs for each product. Also would be good to know what is usually a best practice for meta tags and URL slugs, is adding it for each product too much or is it used so. 

 

B2B Commerce Product meta tags and url slug

 

@* Salesforce Commerce for B2B & D2C *

 

 

#B2B Commerce

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  1. Mar 13, 5:02 PM

    It sounds like the product-level meta tags and URL slugs might not be properly overriding the default template. In Salesforce B2B Commerce Cloud, ensure the product page settings allow custom slugs and meta tags and check if caching or indexing is preventing updates from appearing. Adding meta tags for each product is common practice for better SEO, especially in large catalogs, and following professional SEO strategies can help manage them effectively. Here’s a resource that provides tailored SEO support for such scenarios.

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Hi all, I'm trying to create a new Store, on a refreshed sandbox. And I need to use an existent site. When using the standard button available "Create a Store on Existing Site" I get this error: "commits are not allowed because someone called setCommitAllowed(false),   justification: Applying the Channel Recipe is in progress. Committing is not allowed until finished. - 1762269345947", this happens after I select the Name and the Site to use. After 1 minute I get this error    Does anyone know what could be the cause? I'm the only one to have access to this Sandbox.    Thanks   

 

@* Salesforce Commerce for B2B & D2C * 

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  1. Mar 2, 10:22 PM

    The issue was on custom validation and mandatory unique key on the Category and CategoryProduct object. I needed deactivate then to be able to create the site. 

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TIA!  We just installed Salesforce payments so that our field techs can take credit card payments from the customer. In the payments app, it says everything is ok.  We have had a case open since Jan 27 and it has not been solved yet. 

Any ideas? 

When are in the work order and hit Take a Payment, we get this error message: 

 test 1. "amount":119,"currencyIsoCode":"USD","paymentMethod":"TAP_TO_PAY","merchantName":"Gulf Coast Window Cleaning of Sarasota, LLC - Stripe","merchantAccountId":"8zbR700000000ODIAY","payerAccountId":"001R7000008wuzhIAA","sourceObjectIds":["0WOR70000065pb7OAA"]}handleTakePayment: Failed to fetch PaymentGatewayId for the provided MerchantAccountId. The operation couldn’t be completed. (SalesforceSDKCore.RestClientError error 0.)

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Hi!

 

I'm trying to delete masively ManagedContent but all tools  (Salesforce inspector, dataloader or workbench...) say it is not possible... Any alternative?

 

Thanks!

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  1. Oct 31, 2022, 11:43 PM

    @Atlas Cloud we plan to expose our delete API for the new Enhanced Workspaces, but you're correct that we don't have a public delete API for regular workspaces.  We do have a REST API I can enable through an org setting if you send me the org Id (you can send it over a private message if you'd like).

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Hello all, 

 

Posting in case I catch the eye of someone who has successfully implemented a B2B Commerce storefront in an org with Revenue Cloud and pricing procedures. 

 

We are seeing inconsistent behavior with the standard Add to Cart button component that uses 

postCartItemCollection

 from the Commerce Cart API. 

 

Depending on whether the component invokes the API from the PDP or PLP or My List, and depending whether the product has a Product Selling Model associated, we get any number of results:

  • It works, or
  • Omnichannel inventory is not recognized, or
  • We get a 400 error saying "Could not add cart item because: Can't find the requested best price." Note that Lowest List Price is disabled and we aren't in the EU.

This behavior is seemingly at random, there is no consistent pattern across the testing matrix. Note that calling the API via Postman also gets inconsistent results. 

 

We had previously built a custom Add to Cart button using the 

postCartItemBatchCollection

 resource which was working excellently as a stopgap workaround, but it broke without warning in the early hours of Feb 10th, and now we're in worse shape than before. 

 

It took us repeatedly escalating our client's Premier Support tickets since at least October 2025 just to get a human looking at this, and now we have a human support agent, a product operations director, our AE, and the AE's director trying to escalate this to product experts, but so far we've gotten 1 suggestion each from the R&D and Engineering teams, neither which have worked. We are unable to get a screenshare going and haven't heard back from either team in a week.

 

To save everyone time on suggestions we have tried:

  • Auditing every setting line-by-line in the Commerce setup documentation
  • Audited all the assignments, like entitlement policies, pricebook entries, buyer groups, product selling models, etc
  • Bringing in our RCA expert to completely rebuild the client's pricing procedure using best practices
  • Tried building a 100% OOB pricing procedure, product, pricebook, etc from scratch
  • Ensuring Partial storage isn't above capacity
  • Disabled "Displayable Fields" beta
  • Toggled pricing strategy between Best and Priority

 

SFDC is logging a new IER and multiple teams are escalating it, so hopefully that gets us the right person who can ask the right questions on this thing. 

 

In the meantime, if anyone has solved this in the past, please let me know what you did. 

 

Thank you!

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Good morning everybody! 

  

I have an interesting demand for a telecommunications company 

 

I will describe the company structure: 

A CRM 

Focused on customer registration/contracts and subscriptions/registration and management of services and products. 

Intuitive interfaces for quick support, integrations with other financial platforms and service if possible, 

minimum of 8 users with simultaneous access, integration with a neutral network system on another platform, network map modules and provider and equipment management 

Technician App Management Module 

Subscription center for customer access. 

 

what is the best salesforce solution for this case? 

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I’m new to Salesforce and trying to control the sort order of products on our collection pages.

Right now, most of the clearance items are appearing on page 1, while newer and more popular products are showing up on pages 2 and 3. This isn’t aligned with our merchandising strategy.

Additionally, my sales team has provided a specific list of SKUs they want prioritized on page 1.

What is the best way to:

  1. Control the default sort order of products on a collection/category page?
  2. Prioritize specific SKUs so they consistently appear on page 1?
  3. Ensure clearance products don’t automatically dominate the first page?

Any guidance on best practices for merchandising and sorting within Salesforce would be appreciated.   @* Salesforce Commerce for B2B & D2C * 

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