Use promotions to boost sales and influence buying decisions. With promotions, pricing
designers offer granular discounts on products and categories. They also define promotion
eligibility based on product selling models and channels, and specify how to apply multiple
eligible promotions. Sales reps, partners, and customers can apply promotions when managing
quotes, orders, and assets.
Required Editions
Note Promotions in Revenue Management (Beta) is a pilot or beta service that is subject to the Beta
Services Terms at Agreements - Salesforce.com or a written Unified Pilot
Agreement if executed by Customer. Use of this pilot or beta service is at the Customer's sole
discretion.
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Unlimited, and Developer
Editions of Revenue Management(formerly Revenue Cloud) with the Revenue Cloud Advanced license, and the Global Promotions
Management Basic Add-On license or Loyalty Management - Growth or Advanced
license.
Note To learn about the Global Promotions Management Basic Add-On and Loyalty Management
licenses, contact your Salesforce Account Executive.
Set Up Promotions in Revenue Management (Beta) Turn on Promotions for Transactions so your pricing designers can create promotions and users, such as sales reps, partners, and customers, can apply them to transactions.
Design Promotions in Revenue Management (Beta) Pricing designers can offer percentage and amount discounts on simple products, bundled products, and categories. You can also specify evaluation methods, scope, and application type.
View or Apply Promotions in Revenue Management (Beta) View and apply eligible promotions at different stages of the transaction lifecycle. Promotion availability depends on factors such as product selling models and sales channels.
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