Minimum experience
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You should have approximately 1-3 years of hands-on Commerce experience and a broad understanding of the e-commerce experience.
You should have experience in:
- Digital marketing: SEO, CMS, sales techniques like cross-selling and up-selling, understanding Google Analytics, email templates
- Security, compliance, and privacy laws, such as PCI, GDPR, ADA, CAN-SPAM, PSD2
- Sales/marketing strategies like omnichannel and multichannel
- Experience in project management, requirements gathering, integration flows, general e-commerce laws, software development methodologies, and monitoring
- Understanding of business, commerce/e-commerce, and logistics
- Basic understanding of customizable applications, cloud, and server infrastructure
- Modern e-commerce terminology
Additionally, you should be comfortable using the following technologies:
- Adobe Commerce - version 2.4
- Analytics and performance tools: Google Analytics, tag manager, SWAT, New Relic, Fastly, Google Lighthouse
- Security tools: PCI compliance, ADA, GDPR, and so on
- Cloud or on-premise architecture
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Exam objectives and scope
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This section provides information on the exam content.
Section 1: Core Features/General Configuration (46%)
- Identify the features of Adobe Commerce Open Source Edition and Commerce Edition
- Distinguish the differences between all editions of Adobe Commerce products
- Determine how to utilize product types and their features to meet customer requirements
- Interpret requirements and mock ups to determine if they can be met with native functionality
- Demonstrate knowledge of the admin panel and the location of common features
- Demonstrate the ability to import/export Adobe Commerce entities
- Understand how to natively configure cart and checkout
- Evaluate the native available shipping methods in Adobe Commerce and how they apply to common use cases
- Understanding the ways to create and publish stylized content using the Adobe Commerce CMS features including Page Builder
- Using native tools to manage the order life cycle
- Demonstrate the ability to configure the various gifting options (gift cards, gift wrapping, give messages)
- Configuring and modifying transactional emails
- Explain the customer self service and loyalty program native features in B2B
Section 2: Merchandising (10%)
- Demonstrate the ability to create promotions to meet specific business criteria and how it determines final pricing
- Demonstrate ability to manage categories and products
- Understand the different pricing configurations and how they affect the final price
Section 3: Digital Marketing (4%)
- Recommend best practices for SEO using native features
- Assess common metrics in Google Analytics and BI
Section 4: Add-on Modules and Additional Products (18%)
- Describe the B2B functionality and how it relates to common B2B scenarios
- Apply business requirements to suggest a solution using MSI
- Explain the advantages and how to use BI to the Adobe Commerce solution
- Distinguish the differences between native search and LiveSearch
- Apply business requirements to determine how to apply taxes, duties and exemptions in a B2B environment
- Understand how to apply tailored pricing to a B2B customer
- Understand the differences between Adobe Commerce native product and Adobe Sensei product recommendations
Section 5: Systems Architecture (10%)
- Evaluate requirements to determine which websites, stores, and store view are necessary
- Identify and analyze performance metrics to make improvements
- Understand the available methods to integrate external system with Adobe Commerce
- Differentiate between headless approaches and traditional
Section 6: Compliance/Security (12%)
- Demonstrate how to secure the Adobe Commerce data access with roles and permissions
- Understand the basics of compliance for privacy laws and payment security
- Explain common security aspects of an Adobe Commerce project
- Understand the basics of tax laws and how to configure
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