A is correct because Vlocity (Salesforce Industries) object types follow an IS-A inheritance model, where child objects inherit from a parent object and represent a specialized version of it. In this architecture, an object “is a” type of its parent (for example, a child product object IS-A base product object), allowing reuse of core attributes and behavior while enabling specialization through extension. This aligns with traditional object-oriented inheritance principles and is used in Vlocity’s data model to ensure consistency, reuse, and hierarchical structuring of industry-specific objects.

The Collapse Hierarchy flag in a Vlocity (Salesforce Industries) product bundle controls how the bundle is displayed in the cart UI. When enabled, it collapses the expanded bundle structure and presents it in a simplified view, which improves usability when dealing with complex bundles. In this context, it specifically enables a Search Item dialog within the cart line items pane, allowing users to more easily locate and manage products inside large or deeply nested bundles without needing to manually expand the entire hierarchy.

A is correct because in a Vlocity Picklist, the Text Value field is the one primarily used by Vlocity CPQ and Vlocity Order Management for programmatic processing and decision-making. While Label and Code are typically used for display purposes or internal identification, the Text Value is what the system evaluates during runtime logic, rules, and pricing or order orchestration processes. This makes it the key field for programmatic evaluation within the platform.

A is correct because in Vlocity EPC (now Salesforce Industries CPQ), an attribute must have the Run-time Configurable flag enabled to appear in the Vlocity Cart configuration window. This flag determines whether the attribute can be edited dynamically during cart configuration. When set, it allows the attribute to be exposed in the Cart UI so users can configure it at runtime; without this flag, the attribute remains static and is not shown for user input during product configuration.