While most discount schedules define discounts for a quantity range, a compound discount
provides a discount that automatically changes for every unit of your product. Compound discounts
help you define a product discount that scales based on each unit of quantity for your product. (Salesforce CPQ Managed Package)
Required Editions
Available in: Salesforce CPQ Spring ’16 and later
You define a compound discount as a percentage value on your product’s Compound Discount (%)
field. Then, Salesforce CPQ calculates the value of a compound-discounted quote line using the
following formula.
Example Your company sells a wireless router priced at $100 per unit, with a compound discount of
25%. Let’s look at a few prices for this router based on quote line quantity. Assume that this
quote has a decimal precision value of 2.
Quantity
Price per Unit
Total Price
1
$100.00
$100.00
2
$84.09
$168.18
5
$66.87
$334.35
10
$56.23
$562.30
25
$44.72
$1,118.00
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