Sales reps can create an opportunity based on the request for proposal (RFP) of an
advertiser or agency's advertisement campaign and then use the Proposal Builder to manage all the
proposals for the campaign. On the Proposal Builder, sales reps can create and manage multiple
proposals. The Proposal Builder also enables sales reps to create pitch decks for the campaign
using one or more proposals.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Performance, and Unlimited editions with Media Cloud - Growth
or Media Cloud - Advanced
User Permissions Needed
To create media proposals:
Media Cloud Runtime permission set
AND
Product Catalog Management Viewer permission set
Before sales reps create a media proposal, they must work with the ad sales admin to
ensure:
The ad products that are required for a proposal are available in Salesforce.
From the opportunity for which you want to create a proposal, click , and select Manage Media Proposals.
On the Ad Brief Details section, add the primary details of the proposal and save your
changes.
After you save your changes, a quote and an ad quote are created. The quote is
associated with the opportunity and the ad quote is associated with the quote.
Add Ad Placements for Proposal
Expand the Proposal Line Items section and click Add
Placements.
Select the price book that decides the price of the proposal's ad placement and click
Save.
Select the catalog that consists of the ad products that you want to add to the proposal
and click Next.
Select one or more ad products or ad product bundles, and add them to the proposal.
To easily find the ad products or ad products bundles that you want to add, filter ad
products by category.
Save your changes.
After you add the ad products, ad quote lines are created for each ad placement and
the ad quote lines are associated with the proposal's quote.
Add Targeting Criteria for Proposal
Expand the Targeting Criteria section and click Add Targeting
Criteria.
On Targeting Criteria, select your targeting category.
For example, select the category as Demographic.
From selected targeting category, expand one of the segments.
For example, expand Age Group.
Select whether the targeting criteria must include or exclude specific segment
values.
For example, select Included as the Filter Type.
From the list of available segment values, select the values that you want to include or
exclude based on the filter type.
For example, include the 18-34 age group.
Save your selection for the category.
Repeat steps 2 to 6 for the other targeting categories that you want to use in the
targeting criteria.
After your proposal is ready, you can view its related quote from the Quotes related
list of the opportunity that the proposal was created for. To help easily identify quotes that
are created for proposals, the quote names are prefixed with 'Proposal'.
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