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          Understand Your Pricing Data

          Understand Your Pricing Data

          The Revenue Cloud Operations Console has four sections that show you how your pricing data is used.

          Available in: Lightning Experience
          Available in: Enterprise, Unlimited, and Developer Editions of Revenue Management (formerly Revenue Cloud) with the Revenue Cloud Advanced license.

          Console Sections

          SECTION DESCRIPTION
          Price Waterfall Storage Shows the amount of data consumed by the Price Waterfall.
          Decision Tables Shows the number of decision tables that Salesforce Pricing uses to run the pricing processes.
          API Calls Shows the number of API calls you’ve used out of your allotted limit.
          Pricing API Executions Shows the list of logs that are generated after a pricing API is run.

          Pricing API Execution Log Details

          When a pricing API is run, a log is generated with the following details:

          log detail DESCRIPTION
          Execution ID The ID generated every time a pricing API runs.
          Created Date The date the API execution log was created.
          Status The status of the API response, whether it succeeded or failed.
          API Endpoint The unique API endpoint that is called during the execution.
          Reference Key The reference ID that a consuming functional area must pass in the API to search for specific logs in the Revenue Management Operations Console.
          Created By ID The user who executed the API.
           
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