Learn how to create a custom pricing recipe to group and associate your custom decision
tables, enabling precise control over pricing calculations in your Salesforce org. This task is
essential when the predefined recipe doesn't meet your specific business needs.
Required Editions
User Permissions
Needed
To manage pricing recipes:
Salesforce Pricing Design Time
Important You must set up your decision tables before you use a custom pricing
recipes.
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, find and select Pricing
Recipes.
Enter a name for the new recipe.
Save your changes.
Select the recipe that you created to open its details page.
On the recipe's detail page, select the Price Adjustment Matrix tab.
To add decision tables, click Modify and then select the
decision tables you want to associate with this recipe.
When you create a pricing procedure with the usage type set to Pricing, you will
see the predefined decision tables and any custom ones you associated with this
recipe.
Save your changes.
To activate your pricing recipe, go to the Salesforce Pricing Setup page and set your
new recipe as the default.
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