Apply policy-driven price changes to respond to market conditions, contract terms, or
inflationary trends. Pricing designers can define revision policies, track Consumer Price Index
(CPI) data, and enable uplifts at set intervals, optimize revenue, and maintain business
performance.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Unlimited, and Developer Editions
of Revenue Cloud where Salesforce Pricing is enabled
Important The Price Revision feature isn’t supported for Partner Community and
Customer Community users.
Understand Price Revisions Price revisions are adjustments to the price of goods or services. For a sales rep, understanding these changes is crucial, as they provide a clear and logical justification for a new price during a renewal. These changes, whether increases (uplifts) or decreases, help companies respond to market shifts, control costs, and maximize revenue. Revisions aren't random; they're typically triggered by pre-planned schedules, shifts in economic indicators, or contractual terms, which allow a sales rep to frame a price adjustment as a pre-agreed condition rather than a surprise demand.
Use Consumer Price Index for Automated Renewal Price Uplifts Automate the calculation of renewal price increases by using the consumer price index (CPI) and additional negotiated price uplift. With this feature, your pricing keeps pace with market conditions and maximizes your high-margin annual contract value (ACV).
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