Salesforce Revenue Cloud Skills is an open-source Agent Skills kit that helps AI coding agents analyze and troubleshoot Salesforce Revenue Cloud implementations.
Enable and set up Salesforce Revenue Cloud Advanced Configurator (Constraint Rules Engine) in a connected org. Use when the user asks to enable Advanced Configurator, configure Constraint Rules Engine, create TransactionProcessingType records with RuleEngine=AdvancedConfigurator, deploy ConstraintEngineNodeStatus…
Reference and call the Salesforce Revenue Cloud (Revenue Lifecycle Management) Product Configurator Business APIs. Use when working with the CPQ configurator Connect REST resources - configuring a product bundle, loading/getting/setting/saving a configuration instance, adding/updating/deleting nodes, setting product…
Finds and verifies Salesforce Revenue Cloud Decision Tables. Use when users need to locate a Decision Table Id, discover required Decision Table inputs, build conditionsList payloads, invoke business-rules decision-table lookup APIs, validate pricing lookup outcomes, or debug datasetLinkName and INVALIDAUTHHEADER…
Use this skill when dissecting Salesforce Revenue Cloud pricing in core Revenue Cloud orgs, tracing how a Quote, Order, Quote Line, or pricing field is populated, debugging pricing procedures, context definitions, context mappings, expression sets, pricing elements, decision tables, procedure plans, or Apex pricing…
Reference and call the Salesforce Revenue Cloud (Agentforce Revenue Management) Pricing Business APIs - the Connect REST resources under /connect/core-pricing and /connect/procedure-plan-definitions. Use when the user wants to price a cart or line items, run a pricing procedure/expression set via API, hydrate or reuse…
Reference and call the Salesforce Revenue Cloud (Agentforce Revenue Management) Transaction Management Business APIs - the Connect REST Quote & Order Capture resources that place quotes and orders, amend/renew/cancel/swap/upgrade/downgrade assets, fetch instant pricing, clone or read a sales transaction, create…
At most 3 mods per repository are shown here, and a mod shipped inside a plugin is left to that plugin's page — the rest are on their repository pages: