Salesforce Industries-CPQ-Developer - Salesforce Certified Industries CPQ Developer (SP25)

To change the configuration of a line item in the Vlocity Cart, the following method is used: B. Click the cart line item Actions menu and select Configure. This option allows the user to modify the configuration of a product directly from the cart interface, adjusting attributes or selections as needed without having to delete and re-add the product.

A. True: A promotional coffee mug is a typical example of a product that does not require asset tracking after it has been delivered to the customer. As such, it is a good candidate for non-assetization because it does not generally require ongoing service or updates.

The prices in the selectable Product List in the Cart for Salesforce Industries CPQ are calculated using active pricing rules and related calculation matrices. This approach allows for dynamic pricing that can adjust according to various factors such as quantity, customer segment, or specific promotional conditions. The use of pricing rules and matrices ensures that the pricing displayed is always accurate and relevant to the specific conditions and configurations of the customer's selections.

For the CPQ Partition in Salesforce CPQ, it is recommended to allocate a minimum of 1GB of space. The CPQ Partition is an important component that handles data processing and storage needs specific to CPQ functionalities. Allocating at least 1GB ensures that there is sufficient space to manage the configuration data, price calculations, and other process-intensive operations that are typical within CPQ workflows. This allocation helps in maintaining performance levels and ensuring that the CPQ system can handle the volume of data typically processed during quoting and pricing calculations efficiently.

B. FetchAccountDetails: While the name might suggest it is for fetching details, in the context of Salesforce Industries CPQ, the FetchAccountDetails procedure can be responsible for creating accounts if configured to do so. This involves retrieving account details from an external system and updating or creating the account in Salesforce based on the retrieved data.

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.

To assign a price to a product in Salesforce Industries CPQ, you must create a price list entry. A price list entry directly associates a specific price with a product and can include details such as currency, discounts, or specific pricing conditions. This is an essential step in setting up products in CPQ because it ensures that each product has a definable, manageable price that can be used in quotes and calculations within the CPQ system.

The statement "Product X requires Product Y" refers to a compatibility or inclusion rule rather than an eligibility rule:

B. False - In the context of CPQ, eligibility typically refers to whether a customer or a specific scenario qualifies for a product or promotion based on defined criteria. In contrast, stating that one product requires another falls under compatibility or inclusion rules, which dictate that certain products must be sold or used together.

To ensure a perfect order in the cart, rules should execute in a sequence that maintains logical dependencies and data integrity. The correct sequence is:

Context Rules Framework: First, establish the context for the transaction based on customer data and product selection. This sets the stage for more detailed rule application.

Compatibility Rules Framework: Next, ensure that the selected products are compatible with each other. This prevents conflicts in the cart and helps in maintaining a coherent order structure.

Advanced Rules Framework: Finally, apply advanced rules that may include dynamic pricing adjustments, promotions, or complex business logic. This layer refines the order to meet specific business objectives and customer needs.

This sequence ensures that each rule framework builds upon the data and decisions of the previous step, leading to a consistent and accurate order process in the cart.

Vlocity Cart displays the following five fields in the Line Item Cart pane:

Quantity, Recurring Charge, Recurring Total, One Time Charge, One Time Total (A): These fields are crucial for providing detailed financial information about each line item:

Quantity: Shows how many units of a product are being purchased.

Recurring Charge: The periodic cost associated with the product.

Recurring Total: Total of the recurring charges multiplied by the quantity.

One Time Charge: Initial cost that occurs once at the time of purchase.

One Time Total: Total of the one-time charges multiplied by the quantity.