Apply a discount schedule based on the length of your subscription product’s term.
This feature is useful if you want to provide an incentive for longer
subscriptions. (Salesforce CPQ Managed Package)
Required Editions
Available in: All CPQ Editions
If you assign a discount schedule to a subscription product’s Term Discount Schedule
field, Salesforce CPQ evaluates the schedule’s discount tiers by subscription term
length instead of quantity. For example, if your first discount tier had bounds of 0
through 11 and your product had a subscription term of 5 months, it would fall in the
first tier. Use this feature to control discount schedule pricing based on a
subscription product’s Term instead of its Quantity. Only range-type discount schedules
can be term discount schedules.
If you’re using a term discount schedule, we recommend naming your tiers by term periods
for ease of reference.
Note
Salesforce Billing doesn’t support invoicing an amendment order product related
to a product that has a term discount schedule.
Amendment quotes don’t support quote lines for a product that has a term
discount schedule and a slab discount schedule.
Term discount schedules and volume discount schedules apply in parallel based on
List Unit Price.
Example You have the following discount schedule:
Tier Name
Lower Bound
Upper Bound
Discount (%)
0–3 Months
0
4
5%
4–6 Months
4
7
10%
7–9 Months
7
10
15%
10–12 Months
10
13
20%
If you applied this schedule to a product with a 12-month term, it receives a
20% discount.
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