A custom action condition uses a logical operator to compare the value of a quote field
against a user-defined value. Define the conditions for your custom action so that the action’s
button is shown only when at least one condition is true. (Salesforce CPQ Managed Package)
Required Editions
Available in: Salesforce CPQ Spring ’14 and later
A custom action condition uses a logical operator to compare the value of a Salesforce
admin-defined field against an admin-defined value. When that comparison is true, the custom
action appears in the quote line editor or configurator.
From your custom action record, in the Custom Action Conditions related list, click
New Custom Action Condition.
Choose the same target object as your custom action.
Note Custom actions target the quote when their target object is blank. If your custom
action's target object is blank, set your custom action condition's target object to
Quote.
Select the target field that you want to evaluate.
If your target object is Product, your target field can only be a product option
field. If your target object is Quote, your target field can only be a quote field.
Select the operator to be used in the comparison.
Provide a text string for your filter value.
This string represents the value that you compare against the value of your target
field.
Save your custom action condition.
From your custom action record, select the Conditions Met value.
This field specifies whether your custom action must meet at least one condition to show
the action’s button in the quote line editor or configurator.
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