Configure Product Discovery for the Multilocation Feature
Update the Product Discovery settings to define the context definition and pricing
procedures used during product selection.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Performance, and Unlimited editions with Media Cloud-
Advanced
User Permissions Needed
To configure product discovery:
Allow access to Product Discovery
Note To make the MultiRecipientProductDiscovery context definition
visible in your org, enable Enhanced Commerce Orders by going to the Order Settings page through
Setup.
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Product Discovery Settings,
and then select Product Discovery Settings.
Under the Select Context Definition section, from the dropdown list, select the
MultiRecipientProductDiscovery context definition.
Under the Select Pricing Procedure section, from the dropdown list, select the pricing
procedure that you created.
Under the Select Qualification Procedure section, from the dropdown list, select the
qualification procedure that you created.
Under the Select a Custom Flow for Browsing and Adding Products in Revenue Cloud section,
from the dropdown list, select the flow that you created.
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