Use Rebate Management to manage incentives for your partners and distributors. Create
rebate programs and specify the type of rebate, eligibility rules, and benefit structure.
Set up and configure flow actions, batch jobs, and data processing engines. Engage with your
partners by using Experience Cloud.
Required Editions
Available in: Enterprise, Unlimited, and Developer Editions
that have Rebate Management enabled.
Learn and Explore
Watch this video to understand the capabilities of Rebate
Management.
You can manage these business operations with Rebate Management:
Get your transactions, such as invoices and claims from external systems, or Salesforce
orders, into the configurable rebate calculation engine.
Create rebate programs and specify the type of rebate, eligibility rules, and benefit
structure, including thresholds.
Define the rebate calculation criteria for volume, growth, and revenue rebates based on
an amount per unit, a percent of revenue, or a fixed amount.
Get insights into the purchase behaviors of partners by aggregating the transactions by
member, product, or custom criteria.
Craft the correct incentive within your sales or quote processes by accessing the
applicable or eligible rebates for an account.
Calculate payouts as and when transactions are received to get up-to-date accrual
information in real time and at the end of a period to get the final payout details.
Involve stakeholders in the review of payout amounts by running internal approval
processes.
Audit and adjust payout amounts to rectify errors and eliminate incentive
overpayments.
Extend and customize the logic of predefined processing templates for flow actions,
batch jobs, and data processing engines.
If your org uses Experience Cloud and CRM Analytics, you can perform these tasks also:
Set up an Experience Cloud portal for your partners so that they can submit claims and
invoices and review program and payout information.
Analyze program performance with predefined CRM Analytics dashboards and identify the
most profitable rebate programs.
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