In the Salesforce CPQ system, the calculator aggregates data from required fields and then processes the values according to the rules you have set up in an org. In order to keep the data size from the org to the Heroku server as small as possible, Salesforce CPQ does not pass every field from the Quote and Quote Line objects. The following list contains the fields and values that are pulled from the org for use in calculations. These same fields are also the fields that are returned in the Salesforce CPQ QuoteReader API calls.
NOTE: In Price Rules when using Field in Price Condition or Tested Field within a Lookup Query, the referenced Quote Line field must be used in the calculation sequence in order for the field to be available.
The calculator pulls a certain list of fields by default for calculation. Those fields are listed in this article: Default Fields Included in Salesforce CPQ Calculation Payload.
Custom fields referenced in the following ways will also be included in the payload for calculation:
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