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          See the Promotion P&L View

          See the Promotion P&L View

          The Promotion P&L view shows the weekly values of a promotion's key performance indicators (KPIs) for each week of the promotion period and the total value for the entire promotion period. To configure the KPIs that you want to show, associate a KPI set with the promotion template.

          Required Editions

          Available in: Lightning Experience

          Available in: Enterprise and Unlimited Editions where Consumer Goods Cloud is enabled

          Note
          Note If the phase of a promotion is either Preparation or Canceled, the Promotion P&L view doesn’t show any information about the promotion.

          The Promotion P&L view shows these columns.

          Label Description
          KPI

          Description of the KPI definition that belongs to the KPI set associated with the promotion template. The system uses the description in the language that's configured for the user.

          The Promotion P&L view shows a separate row for each KPI. The KPIs are shown in the same order as they’re defined in the file.

          Total Total value of the KPI for the weeks that are included in the promotion.
          Note
          Note For Editable and Editable Calculated KPIs, when the Fixed Totals option is selected, the icon icon appears adjacent to all Total fields in which a value has been entered manually, indicating that the value of all such fields is fixed. However, if you edit a value above an icon, the icon appears only in the edited level because values at the lower levels are recalculated.

          For Editable and Editable Calculated KPIs, the system shows the icon adjacent to all fields in which a value has been entered or edited manually. However, for Compound KPIs, this icon is shown only for the main KPI and not for child KPIs—even if the child KPI is configured as Editable or Editable Calculated.

          Week 1 - Week 52 / Custom Period 1 - Custom Period n

          Weeks or custom periods that the promotion includes.

          The weeks are shown in Week/Year format. For example, week 26 of 2021 appears as 26/2021. The calculation of promotion weeks depends on the First Day Of Week and First Week Of Year settings for the sales org to which the promotion template belongs. If you activate a custom calendar for the sales org, these columns show the custom periods in Custom Period/Year format. For example, the custom period 26 of 2021 appears as 26/2021. The system determines the month's starting calendar period and day based on the custom periods defined in the custom calendar.

          The values are populated only for those weeks or custom periods for which at least one day of the week or custom period falls under the time scope of the KPI, and the remaining weeks or custom periods are unavailable.

          You can configure the columns for KPIs of the record type Calculated to show cumulative values. Select the Total Calculation Cumulative field of the KPI definition as On.

          You can use the tree structure in the Promotion P&L view to expand and collapse intermediate levels (rows). In the collapsed form, each row in the grid represents a KPI and shows the total and weekly values of that KPI at the promotion level. The order in which the KPIs appear depends on the sort order defined for the KPI definitions in the KPI set.

          Note
          Note To view data that extends beyond a page, use the horizontal scroll bar. The first two columns are fixed, while you can scroll through the remaining columns.

          This table explains the levels that are available in the Promotion P&L view.

          Level Level Name Description
          0 KPI Total and weekly values at the KPI level. The KPI values are shown according to the round value that's defined in the KPI definition.
          1 Tactic

          Total and weekly KPI values for each tactic that's included in the current promotion.

          The tactics are sorted alphabetically. The tactics that are added, but not saved to the promotion, are also considered.

          2 Product Group Total and weekly KPI values at any four of these levels of the product hierarchy (in addition to the product level):
          • Category
          • Sub Category
          • Brand
          • Sub Brand
          • Product Price Group

          Use the Product Level filter to select the levels that you want to show in the Promotion P&L view. However, the system aggregates the product groups based on the parent relation (defined in the products) and Used Reference Date.

          Note
          Note The system sorts product groups alphanumerically based on Description 1 in the language configured for the current user. The product groups that are added, but not saved to the tactics, are also considered.
          3 Product

          Total and weekly KPI values for each product.

          Valid products are products that are valid at that specific time. If a promotion is committed, all products are retained even if they become invalid. As a result, you can add only new products to committed promotions but the existing ones can’t fall out.

          Even if they become invalid, all the existing products are available to show and to calculate committed promotions. However, only valid products are shown and considered for calculation for promotions in any other phase. This is applicable only for promotions with the condition creation feature enabled.

          If the Value Type field of the corresponding KPI definition is selected as Percentage, the system shows the KPI values with a % symbol.

          Note
          Note You can filter the KPIs and product groups that you want to show in the Promotion P&L view.

          You can also configure the page to show consumption and shipment values of the KPIs. You can configure these rows (each as an individual KPI) for every KPI to show at either the product level or product group level:

          • Predicted: The page obtains the values in this row from Processing Services. These are the predicted KPI values for the promotion period. These are KPIs of the type Read or Calculated.
          • Override: This row appears for Editable KPIs. Ensure that you manually enter values in this row.
          • Effective: This row contains values from either the Predicted or Override row. The values in the Override row have precedence over Predicted values. The page uses Effective values to calculate promotion KPIs.
          Note
          Note The page automatically refreshes whenever you want to show the most recent values. The system shows a refresh icon next to the Maximize button when the grid is refreshing. You can edit the grid while it’s refreshing. However, until the grid is refreshed, the system disables the Save & Refresh and Done buttons.

          If the Consider BOMs option is selected in the BOM Handling field of a promotion template:

          1. The BOM header products are shown with a collapsible arrow mark (by default collapsed). BOM component products are visible when the BOM header product is opened from a collapsed state, such that:
            • All products that are assigned as product part to one of the valid BOM header products


            • No restriction due to KAM status or Account Product List for the BOM component products


            • If a BOM component product is excluded from the promotion as standard product, it’s still valid


          2. The Promotion P&L displays an additional column BOM (between Product Code and Product Description columns), with a bold check mark for all BOM header products and normal check mark for all BOM component products.
           
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