If you use the quote’s proration day of month to align CPQ and Billing proration
periods, review important guidelines for the Proration Day of Month field. (Salesforce Billing Managed Package)
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Available in: Salesforce Billing Winter ’21 and later
The Proration Day of Month field must be part of the quote’s Calculating Fields field set.
Otherwise, Salesforce CPQ doesn’t recalculate the quote's proration periods and prorated prices
when a user or process changes the proration day of month.
Salesforce CPQ populates the quote's proration day of month only while the subscription
prorate precision package setting is Proration Day of Month (Calendar Monthly + Daily).
If your subscription prorate precision is a value other than Proration Day of Month
(Calendar Monthly + Daily), you can still provide the quote's proration day of month on your
own. In this case, the order's billing day of month still inherits the proration day of month
upon order creation.
You can change the proration day of month on your quote at any time. When you order your
quote, the order's billing day of month inherits the value of the quote's proration day of
month upon order creation. However, further changes to the proration day of month don't affect
the billing day of month.
If a user or process changes the quote’s proration day of month from a non-null value to
null while Proration Day of Month is in the quote’s Calculating Fields field set, Salesforce
CPQ sets the proration day of month to the quote’s start date.
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