Considerations for Syncing Quotes and Opportunities
Understand how the system handles bundle products, attributes, and term-defined items
before you sync quote line items to an opportunity. Reviewing these behaviors ensures data
consistency between your quotes and related opportunities.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Unlimited, and Developer Editions of
Revenue Cloud where Transaction Management is enabled
Starting the sync process makes sure that any changes you make to quote line items
automatically update the associated opportunity.
Product and Attribute Mapping
Opportunities don’t support bundle structures, so the system adds all products within a
bundle as separate, individual products in the opportunity.
Products appear as separate quote line items rather than a bundle when you create a
subsequent quote from an opportunity.
The system doesn’t copy the selected quote line item’s attributes to the opportunity
because opportunities don’t support product attributes.
Manually select attribute values when creating another quote from that opportunity.
Field Visibility and Term-Defined Products
Users syncing Quote Line Items with Opportunity Line Items see the
HasRevenueSchedule and HasQuantitySchedule
fields.
Opportunity Line Items don’t include term-definition fields, such as period
boundaries.
The system transfers only one-time products and excludes term-defined products when you
create a quote from an opportunity.
Manage the Sync Process
Use the Start Sync quick action on the quote page to begin the
process.
Use the Stop Sync quick action on the quote page to terminate the
automatic update process.
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