When creating a new page for the Consumer Goods Cloud mobile application, what components are available to be added?

When customizing the Consumer Goods Cloud mobile application using the Lightning App Builder, administrators can add various standard and custom components to enhance the user experience. According to official Salesforce documentation, the available standard components specifically include Quip Documents for collaboration, Einstein Predictions to display AI-driven insights (like Next Best Action), and the Custom Object Task List which allows for the display of tasks related to any custom object configured within the data model. These components are designed to provide field reps with critical information and actionable tasks directly within their mobile workflow.

A. Quip Documents, Einstein Predictions, and Price Optimization: Price Optimization is not a standard, out-of-the-box component that can be added to a mobile page layout.

C. DEX Electronic Data Interchange(EDI), Custom Object Task List, and Customer Onboarding: DEX/EDI is a data exchange protocol and backend process, not a visual page component. Customer Onboarding is a business process, not a specific component name.

D. DEX Electronic Data Interchange(EDI), Price Optimization, and Customer Onboarding: This option contains multiple incorrect items; DEX/EDI, Price Optimization, and Customer Onboarding are not standard visual components for mobile pages.

1. Salesforce Help, Consumer Goods Cloud Documentation: Components for the Consumer Goods Mobile App. This document explicitly lists the standard components available for the Consumer Goods mobile app pages. The list includes "Einstein Predictions," "Quip Document," and "Custom Object Task List," directly confirming the elements in the correct answer.

2. Salesforce Help, Consumer Goods Cloud Documentation: Customize the Consumer Goods Mobile App. This guide details the process of using the Lightning App Builder to modify mobile pages and mentions the types of components that can be added to tailor the app for field representatives. It reinforces that customization is done by adding pre-built or custom components.