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CML stands for Constraint Modeling Language . It is a domain-specific language used in Salesforce Revenue Cloud to describe complex systems—like product bundles—without needing extensive code. Core Purpose : It defines the "building blocks" of a product and enforces business logic declaratively. How it works : A constraint engine compiles your CML code into a model to ensure that every product configuration follows your specified rules The Building Blocks: Types and Variables

Product Setup Process in Salesforce Revenue Cloud To ensure a consistent and scalable product structure across the Revenue Cloud ecosystem, it’s essential to follow a well-defined setup process. Salesforce provides a clear sequence for creating and organizing products, attributes, and catalogs — ensuring accuracy, flexibility, and easy management as your offerings evolve. Below is a step-by-step overview of the Revenue Cloud product data model setup : 1. Create Dynamic Produc

In today’s subscription-driven and service-connected economy, businesses need more than just a powerful CRM — they need a revenue engine  that connects quoting, ordering, billing, and fulfillment into one seamless experience. Enter Salesforce Revenue Cloud’s Dynamic Revenue Orchestrator  — a powerful tool that drives the entire product fulfillment journey, from order creation to final delivery. This smart automation framework ensures every order moves flawlessly through multi

If you’re new to Salesforce Revenue Cloud  and want to understand how it helps streamline your sales, billing, and revenue processes, this video guide is the perfect place to start. 🎥 Watch the full YouTube series here: Getting Started with Salesforce Revenue Cloud – YouTube Playlist This playlist walks you through: The fundamentals of Revenue Cloud How to configure CPQ (Configure, Price, Quote) Managing billing and subscription models Integrating with your Salesforce CRM Re