After a data stream is deployed, the Salesforce B2C Commerce Order data bundle automatically maps source objects from B2C Commerce to data model objects (DMO)s in Data 360. The Master Product object is a container for some types of products. Master products don’t have inventory records.
DLO to DMO Mapping
These data mappings relate to the Master Product object used with the B2C Commerce connector. You can add or customize the data mappings.
| DLO Field | DLO Field Data Type | DMO | DMO Field Name |
|---|---|---|---|
| brand | text | Master Product | Brand |
| longDescription | text | Master Product | Product Long Description |
| manufacturerName | text | Master Product | Manufacturer Name |
| minOrderQuantityValue | number | Master Product | Minimum Order Quantity Count |
| name | text | Master Product | Product Name |
| productId | text | Master Product | Master Product Id |
| shortDescription | text | Master Product | Product Description |
| sku | text | Master Product | Product SKU |
| validFrom | text | Master Product | Valid From Date |
| validTo | text | Master Product | Valid To Date |
Reserved Field Names
These standard field names are reserved and can’t be used as B2C Commerce custom attributes when imported into Data 360. Custom attributes that use reserved field names can cause inaccurate data to be ingested into Data 360. Data for such fields requires transformation by, for example, creating a formula field.
- version
- productId
- tenantId
- masterProductId
- simpleProduct
- optionProduct
- mastered
- bundledProduct
- name
- shortDescription
- longDescription
- minOrderQuantityValue
- minOrderQuantityUnit
- stepQuantityValue
- stepQuantityUnit
- unit
- unitQuantityValue
- unitQuantityUnit
- unitMeasure
- taxClassID
- sku
- manufacturerName
- manufacturerSKU
- brand
- upc
- ean
- validFrom
- validTo
- createdDate
- modifiedDate
note: Where possible, we changed noninclusive terms to align with our company value of Equality. We retained noninclusive terms to document a third-party system, but we encourage the developer community to embrace more inclusive language. We can update the term when it’s no longer required for technical accuracy.