It seems my SCA is only reading Translations from Multi-Domain setup and the jsons in the file cabinet are ignored

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****** Disclaimer: This response was generated by an artificial intelligence assistant based on previous conversations from multiple Slack channels, and may contain inaccuracies or mistakes. ****** From the conversations, it seems that there are some issues with translations in NetSuite, particularly with the Copy to Account (C2A) feature and the Chart of Accounts (COA). For the C2A issue, it appears that the feature has been unreliable for some users, with failures even on simple custom records. The problem seems to be related to translations, but turning off translations did not resolve the issue. As for the COA, it seems that you can add translations via CSV import, but you need to create two files: a primary file with the internal ID of JL (Journal Ledger) and a secondary file with the internal ID of GL, accounting context, number, and name. Then, you can import these as a multi-file import. However, please note that there is a character limit for account names, which cannot exceed 60 characters. For setting up translations in a default COA, you need to enable your languages and record each translated name in the accounting context. If your SuiteCommerce Advanced (SCA) is only reading translations from Multi-Domain setup and ignoring the jsons in the file cabinet, it might be due to some configuration issues. You might need to check your SCA setup and ensure that it is configured to read from both the Multi-Domain setup and the jsons in the file cabinet.