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Transfer data from a custom configurator to a quote or order in Agentforce Revenue Management by using the Place Sales Transaction API.

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Transfer data from a custom configurator to a quote or order in Agentforce Revenue Management by using the Place Sales Transaction API.
| Available in: Lightning Experience |
| Available in: Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited, and Developer Editions of Revenue Cloud with the Revenue Cloud Growth license or the Revenue Cloud Advanced license |
The Place Sales Transaction API offers flexibility to either include or exclude the first-party configurator logic. Further, third-party users can use the first-party configurator API tasks such as validating the bundle structure, applying Salesforce Pricing rules, or implementing qualification rules.
"configurationInput": ["skip" / "runAndAllowErrors" / "runAndBlockErrors"], // Default runAndBlockErrors
"configurationOptions": {
"validateProductCatalog": true,
"validateAmendRenewCancel": true,
"executeConfigurationRules": true,
"addDefaultConfiguration": true
}
// rest of Place Sales Transaction API payload
}

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