Free Industries-CPQ-Developer Salesforce Updates

In Vlocity Rules, an Advanced Rule - Eligibility can evaluate order line items. This type of rule is specifically designed to assess whether certain criteria are met for products or services within the order, determining their eligibility based on predefined business logic.

• Advanced Rule - Eligibility (C): Such rules are crucial for enforcing business constraints and eligibility criteria on products and services at the line item level, ensuring compliance with business rules and policies.

• C. createCart: The createCart method is typically used in Salesforce Industries CPQ to initiate a new cart, which can be equivalent to creating a new order. This method sets up a new cart instance where products and services can be added before finalizing the order.

Attribute-based pricing in Salesforce Industries CPQ can be implemented using the following Vlocity components:

• Pricing Plans: These define how products are priced based on various attributes and conditions, allowing for flexible pricing adjustments based on specific product features or customer selections.
• Calculation Procedures: These are used to define complex pricing logic that can take multiple attributes into account, performing calculations that adjust prices based on predefined rules and conditions.
• Calculation Matrices: These provide a grid-like structure where prices can be set based on combinations of different attributes, offering a straightforward method to manage complex pricing scenarios where multiple variables affect the final price.

These components work together to enable dynamic and flexible pricing strategies that respond to specific product attributes, meeting the diverse needs of businesses and their customers.

In Vlocity Cart, the prices in the selectable Product List are calculated using multiple methods:

• Using list pricing as defined on the price list with no calculation (A): This involves straightforward application of the pre-defined list prices associated with each product.
• Using Advanced Rules pricing rules (B): Advanced rules can modify pricing based on specific conditions and criteria, such as customer segment, quantity, or promotional offers.
• Using Context Rules associated with the price list (C): Context rules can adjust prices based on the broader context of the transaction, like customer location or market conditions. Thus, all of these methods can be involved in the price calculation process, making (D) All of the above the correct answer.