The quote line’s effective quantity field represents the actual quantity that
Salesforce uses while calculating prices for that quote line. For some objects, such as amended
quote lines and quote lines from slab-discounted or block-priced products, the effective
quantity has a different value than the quantity. (Salesforce CPQ Managed Package)
Required Editions
Available in: All Salesforce CPQ Editions
Amended Quote Lines
Amendment quote lines have an effective quantity that represents the difference
between the original quote line’s quantity and the amended quantity. For example, if
your original quote line had a quantity of 10, and your amended quote line had a
quantity of 15, the amended line would have an effective quantity of 5.
Block-Priced Quote Lines
Block prices are not unit prices, so Salesforce CPQ doesn’t multiply a block-priced
quote line’s quantity by its price. Instead, Salesforce CPQ uses quote line quantity
only to calculate which block price tier the quote line falls in before discounts. It
then assigns the quote line an effective quantity of 1. Salesforce CPQ uses the
effective quantity of one for all other pricing calculations on the quote line.
For example, consider the following block price.
When a
sales rep enters a quantity of 10, the price before discount is $2000 – not 8 *
$2000 = $16000.
Slab-Discounted Quote lines
Salesforce CPQ uses the quantity entered for slab products only for the calculation of
the discount percentage applied to each unit. Because the per-unit discount percentage
can vary across units depending on the tier, the quote line does not have a consistent
per-unit price. All slab-discounted quote lines also have an effective quantity of 1 for
all other pricing calculations on the quote line.
Negative Quote Lines
Negative quote lines always have an effective quantity of 1.
Tip If you want to display the quote line’s quantity on an opportunity product,
make a custom opportunity product field that shows the quote line’s quantity value. You can
then hide the effective quantity field if you don’t need it displayed.
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