You can amend your assets from your account. Use this process in accounts with
asset-based renewal models. You can also use it in a contract-based account if you want to amend
an asset and you’re unsure of its location on your contract. (Salesforce CPQ Managed Package)
Required Editions
Available in: All Salesforce CPQ Editions
Ensure that your account has an asset-based renewal method.
Click Amend Assets on your account.
Salesforce CPQ displays the Asset Selection page. This page shows the assets that
you created when you contracted the opportunities or orders related to the primary quotes on
your account. If assets were previously amended, then the net quantity of those assets is
reflected on the page.
Select the assets that you want to amend, and click Amend.
Salesforce CPQ creates an amendment quote and opens it in the quote line editor.
This amendment quote looks up to an amendment opportunity on your account.
Amend your quote as needed, and then save your changes.
You can add new products, increase quote line quantities, or decrease quote line
quantities. If the asset amendment behavior of the product you’re amending is set to Allow
Refund, you can reduce the refund’s quantity to zero. You can’t apply discounts to an asset
that you’re amending.
Salesforce CPQ calculates product quantity and price on your amendment opportunity
based on the difference of the original quote and the amendment quote. The amendment
opportunity updates its Primary Quote fields with a link to your original quote.
Amendment
assets are refunded at full price regardless of the discounted net total from the original
quote. Discounts don’t transfer to the assets on amendment quotes.
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