Digital Insurance works with Revenue Cloud to manage products and other tasks. Before
you can use Insurance products, pricing, and rules to create quotes and manage policies, you must
enable some Revenue Cloud settings.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Unlimited, and Developer
Editions
User Permissions Needed
To work with configuration rules and constraints with Constraints Engine:
Product Configurator
To work with the Product and Price Configuration API:
ProductAndPriceConfiguration API
Set up quotes.
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Quotes Settings, and then
select Quotes Settings.
In Quotes Settings, select Create Quotes Without a Related
Opportunity.
Set up orders.
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Order Settings, and then
select Order Settings.
Select Enable Orders.
Select Enable Negative Quantity.
Select Enable Zero Quantity.
Select Enable Enhanced Commerce Orders.
Set up Revenue Settings.
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Revenue Settings, and
then select Revenue Settings.
SelectEnable Revenue Cloud Features.
Enable Add Estimated Taxes to Quotes and Orders.
Enable Product Configurator: Select Configure Products at
Runtime.
Enable Transaction processing for quotes and orders.
Using Salesforce Workbench or your preferred REST client, POST the following payload to
/services/data/v63.0/tooling/sobjects/TransactionProcessingType:
{
"SaveType": "Standard",
"Description": "Add a description here",
"DeveloperName": "AddYourOwnType",
"MasterLabel": "Add a Label",
"RuleEngine": "StandardConfigurator"
}
Choose your own values for the Description, DeveloperName, and MasterLabel fields. You use
the MasterLabel to refer to the pricing procedure when setting up a quote’s transaction
type.
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