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Create a Custom Procedure Plan Definition
Create custom procedure plan definitions that contain only selected types of procedures. You can further filter these definitions by configuring multiple criteria and conditions within a procedure.
Required Editions
| Available in: Lightning Experience |
| Available in: Enterprise, Unlimited, and Developer Editions of Revenue Cloud where Salesforce Pricing is enabled |
| User Permissions Needed | |
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| To create and update procedure plan definitions: | Procedure Plan Access AND Salesforce Pricing Design Time User |
- From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Procedure Plan Definitions, and then select Procedure Plan Definitions.
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Select New, provide the procedure plan definition details, and
save the details to create your procedure.
Note The Primary Object field is optional. However, if you don’t provide a source object, you can’t create a procedure with rule-based criteria. - Open the newly created procedure plan definition.
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If necessary, set the context mapping to read and save data from a mapped object.
The context definition that you select when you create the procedure plan definition record is auto-populated.
- To add the procedures that you want in the Procedure Plan Sections, select Add.
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Specify the procedure plan section that you want to create.
Standard Choose from a list of default procedure plans included with Revenue Cloud, filtered by their usage type. Custom Configure your procedure without a usage type filter. - To map your procedure to different stages of the business lifecycle, associate your procedure with a phase.
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Based on the procedure plan section that you selected, set a resolution type.
Default Select a procedure from the list of procedures available in your org. Rule-Based Set selection criteria to verify how a procedure can be configured for a selected procedure plan section record.
Important Ensure that the context definition related to your procedure plan definition and pricing procedures is the same. - To set the order that the procedures are executed in, select Manage Sections.
- If necessary, modify the effective date ranges for this procedure plan definition record.
- Save your changes and activate the definition of your procedure plan.
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