Option B is correct because Salesforce Life Sciences Cloud for Customer Engagement provides sample limit templates that help organizations enforce country-specific sampling rules. Salesforce Help states that Life Sciences Cloud includes a generic sample limit template and several country-specific templates by default. These templates are designed to support sample governance where regulations vary by country or region. In the scenario, Cumulus Pharma must comply with regional laws, such as Belgian requirements, while maintaining GxP standards for sample distribution. Using the default country-specific templates is the most appropriate standard configuration because it applies predefined sample-limit governance based on regional compliance expectations.

Option A is not the best answer because Territory Product Quantity Allocation is used to allocate product quantities by territory, but the requirement is about legal and GxP compliance by country. Allocation controls available quantities; it does not, by itself, represent the compliant sample-limit template framework. Option C is incorrect because manually adjusting Quantity On Hand on Product Item would change inventory balances directly and could create audit, traceability, and compliance risk. Product Item represents stock at a location, but manual quantity changes are not the correct way to enforce regional sampling laws.

Therefore, the consultant should use the default country-specific sample limit templates so sample distribution follows regional compliance rules while remaining aligned with Life Sciences Cloud’s controlled sample-management framework.

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