A.The promotion rule's message.

B.The promotion rule's stackability.

C.The promotion rule's actions.

D.The promotion rule's rule group.

E.The promotion rule's conditions.

A.To migrate data from a testing environment to a quality assurance environment.

B.To set up user groups and access rights.

C.To support a calling customer with a request.

D.To import a specific set of product data using a cron job.

E.To make changes to the items.xml.

A.Boost rules are defined globally while promoted items are category aware

B.Boosting an item priorizes it more than promoting an item does

C.Boost rules are attribute-focused while promoted items are product-focused

D.Promoting an item prioritizes it more than the boost rules do

A.In order to use asynchronous order management, the module Order Management Services is required

B.In asynchronous order management, orders are created and stored in SAP Commerce before being replicated to the SAP backend for fulfillment

C.The system supports asynchronous order management or synchronous order management, but not both together in the same deployment

D.In synchronous order management, Carts are not persisted in SAP Commerce

E.In synchronous order management, the SAP backend is the leading system in the entire order process

A.Price quote requests and negotiation.

B.Web content and e-mail management.

C.Payment and order management.

D.Future stock display on product page.