To ensure transparency and accuracy in final product price determination, utilize Price
Waterfall to understand and verify your pricing calculations at each step. This is particularly
valuable when tracking complex pricing structures, including volume discounts and other tiered
adjustments.
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 turn on price waterfall and price waterfall persistence:
Salesforce Pricing Design Time
Configure Price Waterfall Understand the reasons behind every step of your pricing process by using Price Waterfall. By configuring waterfall, you get a detailed breakdown of every addition or deduction, giving you clear understanding of your pricing process.
Set Price Waterfall Persistence Enhance transparency and auditability in your pricing processes by enabling Price Waterfall Persistence. This feature stores detailed logs of each pricing calculation step, making it easier to understand and manage your pricing strategies.
Understand the Setup Objects Used for Price Waterfall Price Waterfall uses setup objects to capture logs for how a pricing procedure ran, making it easy for your users to explain and check pricing calculations at each step. For example, pricing analysts can check the number of discounts applied at various tiers while calculating volume discounts.
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