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Create a Discount Schedule Based on Custom Fields
Create a discount schedule that evaluates a custom quote line field to determine its discount tier. (Salesforce CPQ Managed Package)

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Create a discount schedule that evaluates a custom quote line field to determine its discount tier. (Salesforce CPQ Managed Package)
| Available in: Salesforce CPQ Summer ’15 and later |
A discount schedule uses the Quote Line Quantity field to determine which discount tier covers the quote line. By default, the Quote Line Quantity field is based on the quantity in the quote line, but you can change it to another field on the quote line. However, if this custom field doesn’t have a value when Salesforce CPQ first loads the discount schedule in the quote line editor, the discount tier uses the quote line’s quantity instead. Custom fields aren’t supported for discount schedules that include cross-orders.
For example, a company sells fabric in single bolts and provides discounts for large orders. Quote lines for all fabric products in the price book inherit a custom field called Fabric Length. The company creates a discount schedule in which tiers correspond to the quote line’s fabric length.

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