Master Data includes data related to accounts, products, assortments, and users. Use
Master Data to collect, aggregate, and distribute data consistently across business processes,
such as promotions, tactics, funds, and claims.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise and Unlimited Editions where Consumer Goods
Cloud is enabled
Product hierarchies, product managers, units of measure, product parts, and listing
modules.
Templates to create accounts, products, tactics, funds, and claims.
Account users, user roles, and user substitution.
Multimarket business segmentation using sales orgs—Master Data is unique for each
sales org.
Segmentation of manufacturer’s business based on org units and org unit hierarchy.
You can segment Master Data by geography, product division, or account team by using sales
orgs. Use the Consumer Goods (CG) Cloud sales orgs to manage multiple markets in one
Salesforce org. For example, your company operates in multiple European countries. You have
multiple retail channels, slightly different products, and substantially different
go-to-market strategy and business processes for each country. Use the sales orgs in two ways:
either create a Salesforce Org and CG Cloud Sales Org for every country, or create one
Salesforce Org for Europe and separate CG Cloud Sales Orgs for each country.
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