Overriding Billable Unit Price for Evergreen Subscriptions
The order product's Override Billable Unit Price field lets you define a custom billable
unit price for your evergreen subscriptions. This field is useful for changing the price that
Salesforce Billing uses to invoice an evergreen subscription's order product. You can also use it
to override the billable unit price on evergreen subscription records that were migrated to
Salesforce Billing. (Salesforce Billing Managed Package)
Required Editions
Available in: Salesforce CPQ Spring ’19 and later
You can edit the Override Billable Unit Price field only on unactivated order products for
evergreen subscriptions that haven't been invoiced.
After you start invoicing the evergreen order product, Salesforce Billing will use its Override
Billable Unit Price instead of its billable unit price when creating invoice lines.
We recommend using the Override Billable Unit Price field when you need to change an evergreen
subscription's billable unit price before activation. It's also useful if you're migrating an
evergreen subscription order product from outside Salesforce Billing - you can quickly define an
Override Billable Unit Price rather than rerun calculations to determine the billable unit
price.
Percent of total subscriptions don’t evaluate the Override Billable Unit price for any of their
covered evergreen subscriptions. If you want to change the billable unit price on a covered
evergreen subscription so that the percent of total parent covers the new price, we recommend
canceling the evergreen subscription and replacing it with one that has the new price.
Warning Always use Override Billable Unit Price to change your evergreen order
product's billable unit price. Salesforce Billing sometimes encounters errors if you manually
change the Billable Unit Price field.
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