The Salesforce Industries CPQ Developer certification targets individuals with expertise in developing configure, price, quote (CPQ) applications for Salesforce's Communications, Media, and Energy & Utilities Clouds. Certified Industries CPQ Developers can construct products, promotions, pricing, and rules for ordering and quoting processes.
Who should take the exam?
Candidates for the Industries CPQ Developer certification aim to showcase their proficiency in building CPQ solutions using Industries CPQ.
Ideally, candidates for the Salesforce Certified Industries CPQ Developer credential possess at least one year of experience with Industries CPQ, along with three to six months of project implementation experience in roles such as Salesforce Platform Developer, Salesforce App Builder, Solution Architect, Technical Architect, Support Engineer.
Candidates for the Salesforce Certified Industries CPQ Developer should have the capability to configure products, promotions, pricing, and rules aligned with business requirements. They should be adept at configuring basic order and quoting flows using CPQ for guided selling and digital commerce applications.
Knowledge and Skills Requirements:
Candidates for the Industries CPQ Developer certification should possess the following experience, skills, and knowledge:
Familiarity with Industries CPQ entities and their functionalities
Understanding of the cart and its capabilities
Knowledge of basic opportunity, quoting, multi-site quoting, and ordering processes
Ability to construct products and promotions using attributes, cardinality, and object type hierarchy and inheritance
Competence in building and troubleshooting pricing and the pricing plan
Proficiency in building and troubleshooting context rules and advanced rules
Understanding of Industries CPQ interfaces and implementations
Knowledge of Industries CPQ API methods and familiarity with their usage
Awareness of when to execute Industries CPQ jobs for cache management and design/testing purposes
Basic understanding of catalog data and metadata migration from one organization to another
Knowledge of organizational and catalog mastery strategy essentials