Get your Data Cloud implementation up and running by installing and deploying the
predefined Channel Revenue Management data kit. This data kit packages core components, data
streams, and structural definitions to safely offload complex logic to the Data Cloud Batch
Transform engine.
Required Editions
Available in: Enterprise, Unlimited, and Developer
Editions
Install the Channel Revenue Management Data Kit To create the necessary Data Lake Objects (DLOs) and data model objects (DMOs) for your calculations, deploy the standard package in your org.
Deploy the Data Streams from Channel Revenue Management Data Kit Create a data stream to connect your Salesforce org to Data Cloud. These data streams ingest your rebate program rules, active members, and benefit parameters directly into the engine staging areas.
Channel Revenue Management Cloud Data Streams Data streams map data model objects in Data Cloud to objects in your Salesforce org. The Channel Revenue Management data kit contains predefined data streams for data model objects. The fields on the data model objects are mapped to the corresponding fields on the source objects. You can map other fields as required, or delete the mappings that you don't use.
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