A Revenue Cloud Consultant needs to update the flow used to browse the catalog. The consultant made the changes and activated the flow but is not seeing the changes during testing.
Which step did the consultant miss?
A.
Adding the Flow Name in the Pricing Settings Setup.
B.
Adding the Flow Name in the Product Discovery Setup.
C.
Adding the Flow Name in the Revenue Settings Setup.
Activating a customized Browse Catalog flow does not automatically make Product Discovery use it. The consultant must configure the newFlow Name in Product Discovery Setupso that the runtime browsing experience invokes the customized active flow.
Product Discovery owns the catalog-browsing experience used during product selection. Consequently, its setup area contains configuration directly related to how catalog browsing operates, including the flow used to drive the experience.
Option A is incorrect because Pricing Settings governs price calculation configuration rather than which flow renders Product Discovery. Option C is too broad: Revenue Settings includes general Revenue Management behaviors, but the question concerns a feature-specific Product Discovery flow and the supplied source places that reference in Product Discovery Setup.
This follows the same general pattern seen with other customizable Salesforce-provided flows: creating or activating a clone is only part of the process. The feature must also be explicitly pointed to the replacement flow.
Chosen Answer:
This is a voting comment (?). You can switch to a simple comment. It is better to Upvote an existing comment if you don't have anything to add.
Submit