Pricing Recipes in Salesforce Pricing enable you to create and manage detailed pricing
strategies. These recipes associate data from selected objects with decision tables to develop
comprehensive pricing procedures. Understanding pricing recipes is crucial for successfully
leveraging Salesforce Pricing.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Unlimited, and Developer Editions
of Revenue Cloud where Salesforce Pricing is enabled
How Pricing Recipes Work
A pricing recipe groups decision tables that
serve as a data source for your pricing infrastructure. Pricing recipes also provide a
one-point configuration for how decision tables are used within procedures.
Salesforce
Pricing offers you flexible, data-model independent pricing, retrieving values from any
field. You can map a pricing recipe to a decision table, then use Dynamic Output Mapping to
define custom outputs for your elements. This provides precise control over pricing
calculations. We simplify setup with a predefined recipe and standard decision tables,
accelerating your procedure creation.
Select a Pricing Recipe for Your Salesforce Org Every Salesforce org requires a pricing recipe to define its pricing strategy. When Salesforce Pricing is activated, your org is automatically set up with a predefined recipe, though you can only have one active pricing recipe at a time. This recipe is essential for managing detailed pricing procedures.
Create a Pricing Recipe 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.
Modify Price Adjustment Matrices Customize your pricing recipes by associating them with decision tables, allowing you to offer customers discounts based on specific conditions.
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