#Salesforce Revenue Cloud18 discussing

I think I’ve figured out how to access the article. Please follow the steps below to view the help article. 

Step 1:- Right click and copy the link url of "Get Ready to Create Pricing Actions".  

Step 2:- Replace the "Chunk288***" in the URL with the text from the end of URL(please see the image below) 

Step 3: Final URL "

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Update - Salesforce support confirmed, dynamically passing variables at runtime won't support this preview approvals component.  

This is a known issue KI:

Does anyone has a better workaround for it 

Hi @Hayden Harris @* Salesforce Revenue Cloud *

When there is a change to Quote Lines form the TransactionLineEditor then we no need to refresh ex 

plictly , the component itself refreshed out of the box. Yes it does every time we make a change to lines. 

If we do the same changes on lines which impact the Pricing not using the TLE then a warning banner with refresh link displays to refresh the price on Quote. 

We can use the Reprice All button on the TLE component as well to refresh.

@Billa kirthi priya

Hope this helps! 

To map a context definition in Revenue Cloud (RLM), follow these five concise steps: 

1. Create a Custom Context Definition 

You cannot edit the "Standard" definitions directly, so you must extend them. 

Go to Setup > Context Definitions. 

Find SalesTransactionContext, click the dropdown, and select Extend. 

Give it a name (e.g., Custom_Sales_Context) and Save. 

2. Add Your Attribute (The "Container") 

Open your new definition and go to the Structure tab. 

Select the Sales Transaction node (for Header fields) or Sales Transaction Item (for Line fields). 

Click Add Attribute, name it exactly like your field, and set the Data Type. Ensure Input/Output checkboxes are checked. 

3. Map to Salesforce Fields 

This links your "Container" to the actual database field. 

Go to the Map Data tab. 

Click Edit Mapping for the relevant object (e.g., Quote). 

Find your new Attribute on the left and select the corresponding Salesforce Field on the right. Save. 

4. Create the Context Tag 

Tags are what CML rules and Pricing Procedures actually "read." 

Go to the Tags tab within the definition. 

Click New Tag, give it a name, and link it to the Attribute you created in Step 2. 

5. Activate 

Go back to the main Context Definitions list. 

Click the dropdown next to your custom definition and select Activate. 

Note: This may take a minute to process. 

After activating, go to Revenue Settings and ensure your new Custom Context Definition is selected as the default for your transactions

Hi @Krishna Singh

There is no standard way to display the message or flag in the product row / TLE like the way can do on configuration screen.  

You can achieve this using below customization.  

1. Create a custom formula field - This will return a text or Image based on custom condition.  

2. Add this field to your TLE as a column via editing the page or you can add this under detail section.  

Hope this helps.