Each pricing guidance record also contains tiers organized by quantity ranges of the
target product. Each tier contains target, normal, and floor discount recommendations for quote
lines that fall within the tier's quantity range. (Salesforce CPQ Managed Package)
Required Editions
Available in: Salesforce CPQ+ Summer ’19 and later
Field Label
API Name
Data Type
Description
Lower Bound
SBQQ__LowerBound__c
Number(12, 0)
The lowest quote line quantity that applies to this tier. This number must match the
upper bound of the previous tier.
Upper Bound
SBQQ__UpperBound__c
Number(12, 0)
The highest quote line quantity that applies to this tier. This number must be one
above the highest quantity that you want this tier to include.
Target Discount (%)
SBQQ__TargetDiscount__c
Percent(4, 10)
Ideal pricing based on past sales.
Norm Discount (%)
SBQQ__NormDiscount__c
Percent(4, 10)
Average pricing based on past sales. If a sales rep wants to use this price, they must
discount the quote line manually. This discount may require approvals based on your org's
approval settings.
Floor Discount (%)
SBQQ__FloorDiscount__c
Percent(4, 10)
Low-range and exception pricing based on past sales, applied manually.
Pricing Guidance
SBQQ__PricingGuidance__c
Master-Detail(Pricing Guidance)
The pricing guidance that contains this tier.
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