The Create Pricing Guidance page provides you with several ways to filter the products
and quotes that you evaluate. We've provided some helpful tips for making filters that show
exactly the types of products you're looking for. (Salesforce CPQ Managed Package)
Required Editions
Available in: Salesforce CPQ+ Summer ’19 and later for users with an
EinsteinAnalyticsPlus license
Take note of time periods that had an unusual or unexpected influence on your overall pricing
trends. For example, a month-long holiday sale or two weeks of suspended sales during a company
acquisition can increase the median discount over a three-month period.
We recommend setting the Quote Status filter to Accepted. This filter evaluates discounts
from only won deals, where discounts likely helped make a sale.
You can include more than one product in your filter's scope, and assign the pricing guidance
record to each product . This type of setup is useful for applying guidance to products that
share a theme or model type.
To avoid skewed recommendations, consider combining similar products in a filter when one of
the products has a low quantity. For example, if you sold 500 standard workstations and 5
premium workstations, and filter on the 5 premium workstation only, you run the risk of
unrealistic discount information.
To apply discounts based on factors besides quote line quantity or product, use price
rules.
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