Pricing and Quantity Fields for Standalone Order Products
Standalone order products contain several price fields that you must populate on your
own. Review our pricing formulas to ensure that your prices are accurate when you pass your
standalone order products to Salesforce Billing. (Salesforce Billing Managed Package)
Required Editions
Available in: Salesforce Billing Winter ’21 and later
Unit Price
The base unit price per full billing period for your product. You can provide this value
based on the unit price from your pricing catalog.
Total Price
Quantity * Unit Price
Billable Unit Price
For one-time standalone order products, set the billable unit price to the total price.
Billable unit prices aren’t required for invoice plan standalone order products.
For subscription standalone order products, Salesforce Billing can calculate a billable unit
price, or you can provide your own.
If you want Salesforce Billing to calculate a billable unit price, provide a total amount,
billing frequency, prorate multiplier, and subscription term on your standalone order product.
Salesforce Billing then calculates a billable unit price using the following formula.
Salesforce Billing recalculates billable unit price upon order product activation. To
provide your own billable unit price, enter it after order product activation.
If you provide your own billable unit price, then go back and provide a prorate multiplier
and subscription term, Salesforce Billing overrides your billable unit price with its own
calculation. However, the change in billable unit price can cause errors within other
Salesforce Billing features. If you provide your own billable unit price, we strongly recommend
that you don't cause Salesforce Billing to calculate a new billable unit price.
Note While you can expect most order product configurations to have the same quantity and ordered
quantity, Salesforce Billing still supports different values for these fields. For example,
volume-based pricing setups often have a quantity of 1 and a larger ordered quantity. If you
create an order product without an ordered quantity, it inherits the value of the Quantity
field.
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