Create Procedure Plan Definitions by Using Templates
A procedure plan definition template only stores the sequence of the procedure plan
sections. You can modify the template to add a context definition and appropriate procedures
within the procedure plan section based on your business needs.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Unlimited, and Developer Editions
of Revenue Cloud where Salesforce Pricing is enabled
User Permissions Needed
To create and update procedure plan definitions:
Procedure Plan Access
AND
Salesforce Pricing Design Time User
To set up product discovery:
Manage Product Index and Search
AND
View Product Catalog
For example, users of Salesforce Pricing can use the Default Procedure Plan
Definition Template and Product Catalog Management users can use the
Default Product Discovery Procedure Plan Definition Template. They
can add their context definition and the procedures that they need and then save the context
definition as a procedure definition for their organization.
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Procedure Plan Definition
Templates, and then select Procedure Plan Definition
Templates.
Select a template.
Specify your context definition.
If
necessary, set the context mapping to read and save data from a mapped
object.
Modify your procedures in the Procedure Plan Sections.
To set the order that the procedures are executed in, select Manage
Sections.
To set the execution order of your procedures, select and drag your procedure
sections.
Save your template as a new procedure plan definition record.
Your new procedure plan definition record appears in the Procedure Plan Definitions list. To
view the list, go to Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Procedure Plan
Definitions, and then select Procedure Plan Definitions.
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