In the Salesforce Consumer Goods Cloud data model, a Promotion is defined by its scope, which includes the products it applies to and the channels or stores where it is active. The core objects used to create these associations are Promotion Product (linking a Promotion to a specific Product), Promotion Product Category (linking a Promotion to a product category), and Promotion Channel (linking a Promotion to an Account/Retail Store). These objects are fundamental for defining a promotion's what (product) and where (channel). While KPIs are used to measure a promotion's success, they are not the primary objects that define its associations.

A: Delivery Task is related to order fulfillment and logistics, not the definition or association of a promotion.

C: Assessment Task Definition is a template for tasks performed during a visit; its link to a specific promotion is indirect.

D: Delivery Task is incorrect as it pertains to logistics. While In-Store Location can be associated with a promotion, this option also includes an incorrect object.

1. Salesforce Help: Consumer Goods Cloud Data Model - Promotions. The official Entity Relationship Diagram (ERD) for Promotions clearly illustrates the direct relationships between the Promotion object and the Promotion Channel, Promotion Product, and Promotion Product Category objects. These junction objects are essential for defining the scope of a promotion.

2. Salesforce Help: Promotion Object Fields in Consumer Goods Cloud. The documentation for the Promotion object details its relationships. The related lists on the Promotion page layout explicitly include Promotion Channels, Promotion Products, and Promotion Product Categories, confirming these are the primary associated objects for defining its applicability.