Create Pricing Procedure for Product Configurator for Digital Lending
Pricing procedures are customizable stacks of pricing elements that are arranged in
specific sequence and are used to calculate the final net price of a product. With Pricing
Procedure Builder, create a pricing procedure and add elements.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Professional, Enterprise, and Unlimited Editions
User Permissions Needed
To set up Digital Lending:
Digital Lending permission set
To configure Product Configurator for Digital Lending:
Omnistudio Admin
AND
Product Catalog Management
Designer
AND
Rule Engine Designer permission set
AND
Salesforce
Pricing Design Time
To use Product Configurator for Digital Lending:
Omnistudio User
AND
Product Catalog Management
Viewer
AND
Rule Engine Runtime
AND
Salesforce Pricing Run Time
Calculate the list rate of a lending product based on the elements and data that are set up in
decision tables.
Attribute-Based Price element: This element calculates the price of a product based on the
discounts configured for selected price impacting attributes.
Formula-Based Pricing element: This element performs functions and mathematical calculations
to generate the price of a product.
List Group and List Operation element: A list group element filters items in a list based on
the filter conditions and then performs further operations on the filtered lists. A list
operation is always the first step in the list group and defines how items in the list are
filtered.
List Price element: This element is used to read the relevant record of the product that’s
priced. The filter is the ProductId and the List Rate is the output.
Price Adjustment Matrix: This element adjusts the list rate based on the adjustment record.
This element is used one time per adjustment type.
Pricing Setting element: This element maps commonly used variables in a pricing procedure to
context tags.
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