Salesforce Developers Industries-CPQ-Developer New Questions

The Collapse Hierarchy flag when defining a product bundle in Salesforce Industries CPQ is used to:

• Collapse the product hierarchy data key value pairs, in order to improve performance for very large bundles: This flag simplifies the product hierarchy representation by collapsing it into fewer levels. This is particularly useful in enhancing performance by reducing the complexity and depth of product hierarchies during the configuration and pricing processes, especially in large, nested bundles.

By collapsing the hierarchy, the system can process large bundles more efficiently, leading to quicker load times and less strain on the system during complex configuration scenarios.

Child price lists are ideally used in scenarios where differentiated pricing strategies are required. For example: A. Creating pricing for different regions: Child price lists can be used to manage region-specific pricing, accommodating different currencies, tax rates, and market conditions. D. Creating pricing for products that are only available to certain customers using context rules: Child price lists can help manage pricing that needs to vary based on specific customer characteristics or purchasing conditions, which can be defined using context rules. This allows for targeted pricing strategies that cater to niche market segments or specific customer groups.

For the scenario described, where prices vary based on different attributes (bandwidth and network type), the developer should configure Attribute Based Pricing in Salesforce Industries CPQ. This pricing model allows for the setting of prices based on specific attributes selected by the customer. It's particularly useful in scenarios like this where the price needs to dynamically adjust based on a combination of product features or service parameters.

In Vlocity Enterprise Product Catalog (EPC), to allow a user to modify an attribute within the Vlocity Cart’s configuration window, the Run-time Configuration flag must be set for that attribute. This flag enables the attribute to be editable at the point of configuration, facilitating dynamic adjustments by users directly in the cart interface. It essentially marks the attribute as configurable during the sales process, allowing for custom inputs or selections based on customer preferences or requirements.