Salesforce Certified Revenue Cloud Consultant
Last Update Nov 16, 2025
Total Questions : 163
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A sales rep creates a quote with a subscription product called Monitoring with a quantity of 25 and a term of 36 months, followed by order creation, activation, and assetization. Monitoring has associated Product Ramp Segments with Segment Type set to Yearly.
How many records will be present for Monitoring for each Asset Action and Asset State Period?
A Revenue Cloud customer sells products that have a large number of attributes. The customer wants to change certain price-impacting attributes without making additional changes to the contract, such as quantity change, addition of new products, etc.
How should a consultant do this using out-of-the-box Revenue Cloud functionality?
A Billing Operations user at Universal Containers needs the system to automatically generate invoices every Monday at 6:00 AM for all completed billing schedules from the past week.
How should the user configure this automation in Billing?
A Revenue Cloud Consultant is helping a customer cancel a portion of their subscription for a product that was purchased multiple times over the past year, each at a different price point. When the cancellation is processed, the refund or credit amount will be based on the purchase price of the product.
Which pricing strategy is being used to determine the cancellation value?
TESTED 16 Nov 2025
