Default records created with a new B2B store
Key Takeaway
A new B2B store comes with default records that you can replace with other records, but the product category is the only default record you can delete.
When you finish creating a B2B store with the guided setup, Salesforce automatically creates a set of default records the store needs to work. These records give the new store a place to organize products, a way to control which buyers see them, prices to show, and a content workspace.
What the guided setup creates
The "Commerce Setup Assistant" and the "Store Setup Assistant" work together to guide store creation. After you finish the guided setup, the store has these default records:
| Default record | What it is |
|---|---|
| Store catalog | Named after the store, so a store named MyStore gets MyStore Catalog. |
| Product category | The one default category in the catalog, named Products. |
| Store buyer group | A collection of accounts that have common access to specific entitlements. |
| Entitlement policy | Defines the products and product-related information that shoppers can see, based on their buyer group membership. |
| Store price book | The default price book, named after the store, such as MyStore Price Book. |
| Store strikethrough price book | Also named after the store, such as MyStore Strikethrough Price Book. Lets you highlight reduced pricing for customers. |
| Enhanced CMS workspace | The store's content workspace. |
| Public channel | Connects the store to the CMS workspace. |
If something goes wrong during store creation, the default records aren't created. You must then create the buyer group, store price book, catalog, and CMS workspace manually.