Sometimes the pricing tier generation logic doesn’t match what your pricing guidance
needs. When you want to change the default suggested discount values or quantity bound
ranges, edit the pricing guidance and pricing tier records. (Salesforce CPQ Managed Package)
Required Editions
Available in: Salesforce CPQ+ Summer ’19 and later
All changes to a pricing guidance record must be made on the record itself, not the
Create Pricing Guidance page. Changes made on a pricing guidance record don't flow
back to the Create Pricing Guidance view that you used to create the record.
From the Pricing Guidance object page, select your pricing guidance
record.
Edit the pricing guidance fields and tiers.
Salesforce CPQ shows your changes when sales reps open the Pricing Guidance
page in the quote line editor. If you changed a target discount that a sales
rep previously accepted, Salesforce CPQ doesn't update the Additional
Discount field with your new value. If the sales rep wants to apply the new
target discount, they'll need to accept it again.
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