Schedules determine the payment (Revenue) and delivery cycles (Quantity) for a product over a given period of time (Installment Period & Number of Installments).
Consider setting default schedules for Products if all your customers make product payments on the same timetable or you deliver products on a regular schedule. However, if your users typically customize schedules, there’s no advantage to creating default schedules.
| Note: If a product has both a default quantity and revenue schedule, Salesforce calculates the quantity schedule first. The quantity schedule determines the total product revenue, which is used to determine the revenue schedule. |
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