The Adobe Commerce Business Practitioner Professional AD0-E723 certification is designed for professionals who translate eCommerce requirements into practical Adobe Commerce decisions. It tests whether you can choose suitable catalog, promotion, order, customer, and store configurations while keeping the shopper experience and business goals in view.
This is a professional-level exam for candidates with up to 12 months of relevant experience. You do not need to be a developer, but you should be comfortable with common Commerce workflows, eCommerce terminology, and the reasons behind administrative choices.
AD0-E723 measures business-practitioner knowledge of Adobe Commerce and Magento Open Source. Most objectives are scenario based: candidates may need to identify the right product type, explain storefront behavior, select a promotion, interpret an order status, or recommend a suitable store structure.
The exam is broader than routine admin navigation. It also covers pricing, inventory, customer privacy, payment compliance, accessibility, SEO, analytics, and the differences among Magento Open Source, Adobe Commerce, and Adobe Commerce Cloud.
| Exam Item | Details |
| Exam ID | AD0-E723 |
| Certification | Adobe Commerce Business Practitioner Professional |
| Level | Professional |
| Passing Score | 41 out of 50 scored questions |
| Time Limit | 1 hour 40 minutes |
| Language | English |
| Delivery | Online proctored; camera access is required |
| Exam Cost | $125 USD globally; $95 USD in India |
| Recommended Experience | 0 to 12 months of hands-on Magento Open Source experience using the LUMA or BLANK theme, plus a basic understanding of Adobe Commerce |
The exam is a good fit for people who help define, configure, or advise on an Adobe Commerce storefront, including:
Useful background knowledge includes the customer purchase journey, order lifecycle, pricing and promotions, SEO, CMS, email marketing, reporting, omnichannel commerce, extensions, privacy, accessibility, and payment security.
| Domain | Weight | Main Focus |
| 1. Catalog and Products | 22% | Product types, storefront behavior, pricing, attributes, navigation, and inventory. |
| 2. Promotions | 16% | Promotion selection, final-price interpretation, and promotion troubleshooting. |
| 3. Orders, Payments, Shipping, and Tax | 18% | Order states and actions, payment methods, shipping, and tax behavior. |
| 4. Customers | 14% | Customer groups, segments, accounts, attributes, assistance, and privacy. |
| 5. Adobe Commerce Features and Services | 18% | Store hierarchy, admin permissions, Commerce editions, CMS, reports, data transfer, and services. |
| 6. eCommerce General Knowledge | 12% | Privacy, accessibility, compliance, PCI considerations, and basic SEO. |
| Total | 100% |
You should be able to connect a business request with the appropriate Adobe Commerce feature. That includes choosing product and pricing structures, managing inventory, setting up promotions, understanding order actions, and selecting payment, shipping, and tax behavior.
You should also recognize how customers are grouped and supported, how websites, stores, and store views are organized, and how roles and permissions affect administration. General eCommerce knowledge matters where it influences privacy, accessibility, PCI compliance, SEO, or the buying journey.
A familiar Admin screen does not guarantee the right answer. First identify the required shopper or merchant outcome, then select the feature that supports it.
Promotion questions often combine catalog prices, cart rules, customer groups, coupons, and conditions. Work through the pricing sequence instead of choosing the first rule that sounds relevant.
Order actions depend on the stage of the workflow. Candidates who treat every placed order the same can easily choose an action that is not yet available.
Website, store, and store view are not interchangeable. Pay attention to whether the scenario involves pricing, catalog scope, checkout, language, or presentation.
No. It focuses on business requirements, eCommerce operations, and Adobe Commerce feature selection. Coding is not the center of the blueprint.
The breadth is the main challenge. A new user can prepare successfully, but reading feature descriptions alone is rarely enough. Hands-on practice with products, promotions, customers, orders, and store configuration makes scenario questions easier to interpret.
Yes. Adobe recommends hands-on Magento Open Source experience and expects candidates to distinguish Magento Open Source, Adobe Commerce, and Adobe Commerce Cloud.
No. They appear as normal exam questions and are indistinguishable from scored items. Answer every question carefully and manage time for the full session.
Adobe requires a wait of at least 24 hours after the first failed attempt. After a second or later failed attempt, the wait is 15 calendar days. A separate fee applies to each attempt.
Adobe certifications expire after two years. Eligible holders can renew during the 180-day renewal window by completing the required renewal courses. If the certification expires, the exam must be taken again.
Use them to find weak areas and improve scenario judgment. Review why the incorrect choices fail, then reproduce the related workflow in a practice environment when possible.
CertQueen AD0-E723 preparation materials are organized around the six official exam domains and focus on the practical decisions a Commerce business practitioner is expected to make.
The standard package includes 12 months of free content updates from the purchase date. Customers can extend the update period to 24 months for an additional $10.
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