WebStore as the hub of the B2B Commerce data model
Key Takeaway
WebStore is the hub of the B2B Commerce data model: the catalog, price books, buyer groups, entitlement policies, carts, and store-wide settings all connect to it.
WebStore is the Salesforce object behind a B2B or D2C store, the website where buyers complete transactions. Picture a wheel: the store sits in the middle, and transaction elements such as catalog, buyer, and order data attach around it like spokes. Knowing how these objects connect to the store explains which products and prices each buyer can see.
What the store connects
After you configure a store, it becomes a container for commerce data held in these objects:
- Catalogs
- Categories
- Price books
- Products
- Buyers
- Buyer groups
- Entitlement policies
By default, a store also has a default store experience, a set of supported languages, and a set of supported currencies.
The store's preset relationships also reach standard Salesforce objects such as Store Network, Network, Site, Location, Tax Policy, Store Catalog, Store PriceBook, and Store Buyer Group.