Set Up Usage Selling in Agentforce Revenue Management
Before you begin selling usage-based products and services, make sure that you’ve
completed the required set up. You must define usage products, resources, and the grants,
commitments, and entitlements offered with the products. Define policies that govern these
products and services. Then, set up rates for each of these products and services.
Set Up Usage-Based Product and Services The first step to sell usage-based products is to set up the product structure, its resources, and setting up the grants provided with the sellable product.
Set Up Rates for Usage-Based Products When you sell a usage-based product, the rate definitions and the rating discovery procedure that you set up in rate management retrieves the rate for these products. These rates are available with the product details when you browse the product catalog.
Set Up the Default Usage Rating Discovery Procedure The final net rate of a usage source is calculated based on the default value specified for usage rating discovery procedure in Agentforce Revenue Management.
Add Usage Components to Usage Object Record Pages To track consumption, rates, and grant balances, you can use a consolidated view for an object record page. You can also clone the view for your objects in a different app, such as Rate Management.
Create and Add Custom Fields for Usage-Based Products Ensure that your custom fields are visible to users during sales transactions. By default, custom fields aren’t visible on the quote creation, manage usage resource, and asset pages.
Configure Record Sharing and Sharing Rules for Usage Selling For users to access the data created by usage designers or catalog admins, Setup record sharing for all usage-related objects. This configuration is crucial for the seamless execution of usage selling processes within Salesforce.
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