To create or modify a price action, enter the information in the appropriate fields.
Some fields aren’t visible or editable depending on the page layout and field-level security
settings. (Salesforce CPQ Managed Package)
Required Editions
Available in: All Salesforce CPQ Editions
Price Action Fields
Formula
If the action applies a formula to your target field, define the formula here. You can use
fields that are available on your target object.
Note Formulas aren’t supported when the
target object is Product Option.
Order
If your price rule has multiple actions, Salesforce CPQ applies actions with lower numbers
first.
Rule
The rule that contains the price action. Salesforce CPQ provides a value for this field by
default.
Source Field
Enter the field containing the value that you want to insert into your target field. This
field can’t be the same as your target field. You can select only 1 type of source per price
action.
Source Lookup Field
If your price rule uses lookup queries, choose the API name of the field that you want to
return from the lookup object record that matches your condition. You can select only 1 type
of source per price action.
Source Variable
Choose the summary variable that you want to insert as the value of your target field. You
can select only one type of source per price action.
Target Field
Choose the field that receives an updated value as the result of this price action.
Price actions can't target the quote's Group field.
Target Object
Choose the object containing the field that you want to update as the result of this price
action.
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