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Change the content of a quote term on a specific quote. (Salesforce CPQ Managed Package)

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Change the content of a quote term on a specific quote. (Salesforce CPQ Managed Package)
| Available in: All CPQ Editions |
You can modify a quote’s terms by selecting Modify Terms from a quote record, which takes you to the Modify Quote Terms page. Choose a template to see all the terms associated with that template. Select the text box for a term to edit it.
Editing a term creates a new quote term record where:
The original term populates its Modified Terms related list with a lookup to this modified term record. The term’s body contains the text as you changed it from your quote record.
When you generate the quote where you modified a term, Salesforce QTC follows the template layout as normal, with one exception: It replaces the term you edited with the term created after you selected Modify Terms.
If you’re an admin and you don’t want sales reps to change a quote’s term, select Locked on the relevant quote term record.

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