Developers Industries-CPQ-Developer Updated Exam

• B. The price category
• D. The charge (amount): Parts of a pricing element in Salesforce Industries CPQ include the 'price category', which classifies the type of pricing or charge being applied (like base price, discount, surcharge), and the 'charge' itself, which is the specific amount of money associated with the pricing action. These components are critical for defining and applying pricing logic in the system.

Vlocity CME (Communications, Media, and Energy) offers robust order management functionalities that are essential for handling complex customer interactions:

• A. Asset Based Ordering (ABO) - This functionality allows for management and modification of customer assets directly from the order interface, facilitating the management of existing services and equipment.
• B. Move/Add/Change/Delete or Disconnect (MACD) orders - Vlocity supports MACD functionality, which is crucial for managing lifecycle changes in a customer’s services and subscriptions, allowing for flexibility in service management.

In the example API call provided (vlocity_cmt/v3/catalogs/Phones/offers?context={"Status":"Active"}), the type of parameter being used is specifying a context. This parameter type is critical for filtering API responses based on specific conditions or contexts, in this case, filtering to include only those phone offers where the status is "Active". This allows the API to return more relevant data tailored to the needs of the application or user.

The cardinality of a promotion's child product in Vlocity allows you to set:

• A. The minimum amount of the product that can be purchased: This sets a lower limit on the quantity of the child product in the promotion, ensuring that a certain number is always included in the purchase.
• B. The maximum amount of the product that can be purchased: This sets an upper limit, controlling the maximum quantity of the child product that can be included in the promotion.
• D. Whether the product is optional for purchase: Cardinality can specify whether the inclusion of the child product in the promotion is mandatory or optional, providing flexibility in how promotions are structured and offered to customers.

Cardinality settings are critical for defining the purchasing rules associated with promotional bundles, allowing businesses to tailor promotions to meet specific sales strategies and customer needs.