Create qualifying criteria for your benefits to differentiate them by product category, region, and other business-specific dimensions. To introduce the criteria into the benefit structure, map similar fields in the Program Rebate Type Benefit and the Transaction Journal objects.
Required Editions
Available in: Enterprise, Unlimited, and Developer
Editions that have Rebate and Accrual Management Advanced enabled.
User Permissions
Needed
To create a Program Rebate Type Benefit Mapping
Rebate and Accrual Management Advanced Admin permission set
Open the record of the rebate program that you want to activate, and select the Benefit Mappings related list on the Related tab. Or from App Launcher search, enter Program Rebate Type Benefit Mappings, and then select Program Rebate Type Benefit Mappings.
Click New.
Provide these details, and then save your changes.
Field
Value
Program Rebate Type
Name of the rebate type for which you create a mapping. When you create benefit mappings from the Related tab of a rebate type, this value defaults to the current rebate type.
Benefit Field
Field on the Program Rebate Type Benefit object.
Source Field
Field on the Transaction Journal object. In the Advanced engine, map
directly to Transaction Journal fields that serve as the source for benefit
criteria matching.
When benefit mappings are configured, the engine uses
exact matching between the benefit's mapped field value and the transaction
data. If no exact match is found, benefit isn't applied to the
transaction.
Note
You can add up to ten benefit mappings for a rebate type.
Ensure that benefit mapping source fields are selected in the Transaction Journal datasource node and mapped to the appropriate anchor in the Writeback to Accrual and Payout Input Ingest DLO node in your cloned Data Preparation DPE.
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