Turn On Product Catalog Management to Create Attributes and Bundles for Promotions
With Product Catalog Management, product designers can create attributes to capture the
characteristics or properties of products, and create bundled products that group items.
Marketing managers can create promotions that depend of these attributes and bundled
products.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Unlimited,
and Developer Editions with Real-Time Offer Management
User Permissions
Needed
To enable Product Catalog Management:
Customize Application
Marketing managers can use the Build Your Own Promotion template to provide
attribute-based discounts. For example, define a Color attribute on shirts, and then use the
template to provide a discount only on red shirts.
Marketing managers can also define promotions on bundles instead of on individual products. For
example, create a meal bundle that comprises a burger, fries, and a soda. Then provide a
discount only when users buy the meal bundle.
Note With Product Catalog Management enabled,
marketing managers can't use SKU and code to search for products on the Define Promotion
Eligibility step of the Quick Promotion guided flow.
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Global Promotions Management
Settings, and then select Global Promotions Management
Settings.
Turn on Product Catalog Management.
Click OK.
After you turn on the setting, the Product Catalog Management app is available in the
org. Use the app to manage simple and bundled products, and define product attributes. See
Product Catalog Management.
Marketing
managers can include simple and bundled products in the eligible products list of a pricing
promotion.
Note If you turn off Product Catalog Management, marketing managers can still
design promotions that are targeted toward the company's products and
categories.
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