Add PDFs that appear between your template sections. The PDF is static, which means that
Salesforce CPQ doesn’t change its position when creating your quote document, unlike pages made
from template content. This feature is useful if your sales reps want standardized content in
their quote documents, such as a certification or corporate overview. (Salesforce CPQ Managed Package)
Required Editions
Available in: Salesforce CPQ Winter ’16 and later
Add the Additional Documents related list and the Notes & Attachments related list to
your template section’s page layout.
Go to the quote template where you want to include a PDF.
Choose a template section and then click Include Document.
Choose the PDF that you want to include.
When sales reps create a quote document that includes this section, they see the PDF
where you included it.
To include publicly accessible documents, click New Additional
Document in the Additional Documents related list.
Important Salesforce CPQ doesn't support including publicly accessible documents
if they’re already in a customer’s Salesforce org.
Customers don’t see page numbering on PDFs that you’ve attached to your quote document,
although they can see numbers on standard pages.
If you add an extra document to a quote document that contains HTML content with a
hyperlink, the hyperlink appears as a URL instead on the generated document.
Embedded links in quote PDFs where Included Content is added aren’t clickable in previewed
or generated quote documents.
Documents generated or previewed as Microsoft Word files don’t show attached PDF
content.
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