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When you map a source attribute or field to a target attribute or tag, Dynamic Revenue Orchestrator (DRO) validates that the source and target data types are compatible. If they aren't compatible, the mapping can't be created.
| Available in: Salesforce Classic (not available in all orgs) and Lightning Experience |
| Available in: Enterprise, Unlimited, and Developer Editions |
This table lists the supported target data types for each source data type.
| Source Data Type | Supported Target Data Types |
|---|---|
| String (Context Tag) | String, Text |
| Text (Product Attribute) | String, Text |
| Date/Time | Date/Time, Date, String, Text |
| Date | Date, datetime, String, Text |
| Boolean (Context Tag) | Boolean, Checkbox, String, Text |
| Checkbox (Product Attribute) | Boolean, Checkbox, String, Text |
| Picklist | Picklist, String, Text |
| Currency | Currency, String, Text, Number |
| Number | Number, String, Text, Currency |
| Percent | Percent, String, Text |
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