Adobe Commerce Business Practitioner Expert flashcards
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- Config Scope Hierarchy
- Default Config, Website, Store, then Store View. A value set at a narrower scope overrides broader scopes, so store-view settings win unless the field is locked.
- Website vs Store vs Store View
- A website is a top-level container for domains and brands; a store groups a catalog root and categories; a store view sets locale and currency presentation.
- Production Mode
- A deployment mode that compiles static files and disables on-the-fly materialization and verbose errors, improving performance and hiding diagnostic output from shoppers.
- Indexer Update Modes
- Indexers run either Update on Save (immediate, heavier on writes) or Update by Schedule (via cron). Large catalogs typically use scheduled indexing for performance.
- Service Contracts
- Interfaces in Api namespaces plus Repository classes that define supported extension points, letting integrations interact with Commerce without direct database table access.
- Testable Requirement
- A requirement stating actor, action, data, and acceptance criterion, so it can be verified by a test case rather than judged subjectively.
- Traceability Matrix
- A mapping of each business requirement to its design component and test case; requirements with no linked component or test are coverage gaps.
- Gap Analysis
- A comparison of out-of-the-box Adobe Commerce capability against requirements, classifying each shortfall as configurable, extension-based, or custom development.
- B2B Platform Requirement
- Company accounts, quotes, requisition lists, and shared catalogs are Adobe Commerce features, so B2B requirements rule out Magento Open Source as the platform.
- Configurable Product
- A parent product built from super attributes such as size and color; each combination is a child simple product with its own SKU, price, and stock.
- Attribute Scope
- Global, Website, or Store View. Global values are shared everywhere and cannot be translated per store view; narrower scope allows per-site or per-locale values.
- Anchor Category
- A category setting that makes the category inherit products from its child categories, so the parent listing shows items assigned deeper in the tree.
- Bundle Product Pricing
- Bundle products offer fixed pricing or dynamic pricing, where the price is calculated from the selected option values, and support radio, checkbox, or multi-select inputs.
- Customer Groups
- Segments such as NOT LOGGED IN, General, Wholesale, and Retail that drive pricing rules and tax classes; guests always belong to NOT LOGGED IN.
- Customer Segments
- Adobe Commerce conditions built on customer attributes, orders, cart contents, and products; they feed cart price rules, dynamic blocks, and targeted promotions.
- Customer Lifetime Value
- Average order value multiplied by purchase frequency multiplied by customer lifespan; compared against acquisition cost to judge marketing payback.
- Dynamic Blocks
- Content blocks targeted to a customer segment and inserted via widget or banner, so different shoppers see different merchandising or messaging.
- Cart vs Catalog Price Rules
- Cart price rules apply discounts in the cart using coupons or conditions; catalog price rules change product prices before the cart and need no coupon.
- Rule Priority
- Cart price rules run in ascending priority order, and a rule with Stop Further Rules Processing enabled prevents lower-priority rules from applying.
- Tier Price
- A product price that decreases at defined quantity thresholds and can be scoped to a customer group or website, commonly used for wholesale buyers.
- Authorize vs Capture
- Authorize and Capture collects funds at order placement; Authorize only places a hold and requires a later invoice or capture action to settle the payment.
- Credit Memo
- A document that records a refund against an invoice; it can be processed online through the payment gateway or offline, and it adjusts order status.
- Order Status Lifecycle
- Orders move through Pending, Processing, On Hold, Complete, Closed, and Canceled; invoices, shipments, credit memos, and holds trigger the transitions.
- Table Rate Shipping
- A shipping method configured with CSV conditions on weight, price, or destination, allowing graduated rates by order value or shipping region.
- Child Theme
- A theme inheriting from a parent theme that overrides templates, layouts, and styles without editing the parent, keeping the storefront upgradeable.
- Layout XML
- Files such as default.xml and catalog_product_view.xml that declare blocks and containers for a page, determining which content renders where.
- Page Builder
- An Adobe Commerce content editor with Row, Column, Text, Heading, Buttons, Image, Video, Banner, Slider, Products, and HTML content types for CMS pages and blocks.
- Conversion Rate
- Orders divided by sessions, multiplied by 100. It expresses the percentage of storefront visits that result in a completed order.
- Average Order Value
- Total revenue divided by number of orders; used to measure basket size and to evaluate the effect of promotions and merchandising changes.
- Customer Acquisition Cost
- Total marketing spend divided by new customers acquired in the period; compared with lifetime value to determine campaign profitability.
- Message Queue Integration
- RabbitMQ-based asynchronous processing that decouples bulk operations like inventory and B2B credit updates, with consumers executed through cron.
- UAT Exit Criteria
- Predefined conditions for ending user acceptance testing, typically an agreed pass rate on test cases plus no open critical or blocking defects.