If you’re an admin or sales operations manager, you create products in Salesforce to
track the products and services that your company sells. After you create a product, your sales
reps can add it to their quotes, opportunities, and orders. Before you get started, review a few
key guidelines.
Required Editions
Products, product schedules, price books, and quotes available in: both
Salesforce Classic and Lightning Experience
Orders available in Salesforce Classic
Products, product schedules, price books, and orders available in:
Professional, Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited, and
Developer Editions
Quotes available in: Performance and Developer Editions and in
Professional, Enterprise, and Unlimited Editions with
Sales
To view and create products, you need the Read and Create permissions on products.
To get started creating products, click New on the Products home
page.
To ensure fast system performance with price books, keep the number of products below
2,000,000.
In Salesforce Classic, inactive products are excluded from search results for users who
don’t have the System Administrator profile and have read-only access to products.
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