In the Salesforce Consumer Goods Cloud data model, the Action Plan object is directly connected to the Visit object. An Action Plan represents a set of tasks that a field representative must complete. These plans are instantiated from an Action Plan Template and are associated with a specific target record. For in-store execution, the Visit record serves as this primary target. The ActionPlan object's polymorphic TargetId field is populated with the ID of the Visit record, creating a direct parent-child relationship where the Action Plan outlines the specific activities to be performed during that visit.

A. Assessment Task: An Assessment Task is a record for capturing specific metrics during a visit and is not directly linked to the parent Action Plan object itself.

C. Action Plan Template item: This object is a component of the template used to create an Action Plan; the instantiated Action Plan record itself is not directly linked to it.

D. Retail Store: The connection to a Retail Store (Account) is indirect. The Action Plan is linked to the Visit, which in turn is linked to the Retail Store.

1. Salesforce Help Documentation, Consumer Goods Cloud: "Action Plans in Consumer Goods Cloud". This document explicitly states, "Action Plans help your field reps organize their daily tasks for a visit." This establishes the primary context and connection between the two objects.

2. Salesforce Help Documentation, Consumer Goods Cloud: "Assign Action Plan Templates to Visits". This guide details the process of associating templates with visits, which results in an Action Plan record being created with the Visit as its target. It states, "You can associate action plan templates with visits by using visit-level information..."

3. Salesforce Object Reference Guide: The documentation for the ActionPlan object describes the TargetId field. It is a polymorphic lookup field that points to the record for which the plan is created. In the Consumer Goods Cloud context, this field references the Visit object's record ID.