To ensure that the standard pricing action button functions properly, define pricing
parameters that connect it to a context definition, the context's mapping, and the pricing
procedure for calculating product prices.
Required Editions
User Permissions Needed
To create pricing parameters:
Salesforce Pricing Admin
Important This prerequisite is only applicable to the objects that have the standard
pricing actions. The objects are Quote, Order, Contract, Case, and Opportunity.
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Pricing Action Parameters,
and then select Pricing Action Parameters.
On the Pricing Action Parameters page, click New.
Specify these details.
Select the object name.
The list of objects displayed here are the standard objects supported by
Salesforce Pricing.
Select the context definition.
This context definition must have nodes, attributes, and tags.
Select context mapping.
The tags must be mapped to the right sObjects.
Select the pricing procedure that performs the pricing policies.
Set the date range. The Effective From date specifies the date and time from when the
pricing parameter is applied to an object. The Effective To date is optional.
Save your changes.
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