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Salesforce Revenue Cloud Advanced (RCA) - FAQ #2

Continuing with our FAQ series, today’s post focuses on a key topic: RCA vs CPQ – what’s the difference? Both Salesforce Revenue Cloud’s Advanced (RCA) and CPQ offer unique features, tailored to different business needs. Let's explore the main distinctions between these two solutions to help guide your decision-making.



Salesforce is a leader in sales and customer management, always working to make things easier and more scalable. It offers solutions based on market research and helps connect technical needs with business processes.

Salesforce Revenue Cloud's Advanced (RCA), also previously known as Revenue Lifecycle Management (RLM), is a big improvement over earlier tools.



Here are the key differences between CPQ & RCA and we'll discuss these topics in detail in upcoming posts.

Function

CPQ

RCA

Object Model

Managed Package

Built into Einstein 1 Platform

APIs

Pre-configured

Headless (easier integration)

Omnichannel

Needs customization

Works across platforms

Promotions

Needs customization

Has a discount calendar

Pricing Waterfall

Needs customization

Built into RLM

Usage-Based Pricing

Available in CPQ Plus

Not available yet

Contract Management

Needs integrations

Uses Salesforce Contracts

Approvals

Optional advanced approvals

Standard approvals only

Order to Cash

Needs customization/integration

Built into RLM


In conclusion, Salesforce Revenue Cloud's Advanced (RLM) offers powerful native capabilities on the Einstein 1 Platform, while CPQ provides flexibility for businesses with specific needs like advanced approvals and usage-based pricing. Each solution has its strengths, and understanding these differences can help you choose the best fit for your business.


We'll continue to explore more features and the functionalities in detail in our upcoming FAQ series. Stay tuned for more insights! If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to us at info@bluvium.com. We're here to help!

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