What can you set using the cardinality of a promotion's child product? (Choose THREE)
Note: This question displayed answer options in random order when taking this Test.
A. The minimum amount of the product that can be purchased
B. The maximum amount of the product that can be purchased
C. Whether the price of the product rolls up into the total for the promotion
D. Whether the product is optional for purchase
A. The minimum amount of the product that can be purchased B. The maximum amount of the product that can be purchased D. Whether the product is optional for purchase
Explanation:
In Salesforce Industries CPQ (Vlocity), the cardinality settings of a promotion’s child product define quantity and inclusion rules within the product structure.
✅ A. Minimum quantity
The minimum number of units the user must select for the child product.
Example: Customer must buy at least 1 modem when choosing an internet bundle.
✅ B. Maximum quantity
The maximum number of units the user is allowed to purchase.
Example: A promotion may limit users to buy no more than 2 extra devices.
✅ D. Optionality
Defined via the "Required" setting:
If checked, the product is mandatory (not optional)
If unchecked, the child product is optional
This is often used for upsell or add-on components.
❌ C. Whether the price of the product rolls up into the total for the promotion
This is not controlled by cardinality.
Price roll-up behavior is managed through:
Pricing element configuration
Bundle pricing settings
Promotional pricing rules