For a particular retail outlet, frequently ordered products can be modeled through Store Product records and marked as Favorite. Store Product establishes the product-to-store relationship and provides outlet-specific ordering attributes that streamline repetitive order capture.
Salesforce ' s Consumer Goods data model includes both Is Favorite and Default Order Quantity on Store Product. This allows a frequently purchased SKU to be marked as a preferred product for the store and assigned the quantity that is normally ordered.
Salesforce Trailhead demonstrates this configuration directly. Administrators or sales managers associate products with a store or In-Store Location, select the Favorite checkbox, and optionally enter a Default Order Quantity. During order capture, field representatives can sort or filter for favorite products, helping them quickly locate the outlet ' s commonly purchased items and replenish them using the expected quantities.
This approach is outlet-specific because the favorite designation resides on the relationship between the product and the Retail Store rather than globally on Product2. It therefore accommodates situations where the same product may be frequently purchased by one store but not another.
Saved carts and Account-level assortment records do not provide this same store-specific favorite-product mechanism.
Study Guide Topics:Visit Execution - > Order Capture - > Store Product - > Favorite Products - > Default Order Quantity
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