Universal Container (UC) has a required Configuration Attribute for color on all containers it
sells. UC wants to display the Color of the containers in the output document.
On which objects will the Admin need to create the Color field to meet this requirement?
A. Product Option, Quote Line.
B. Quote Line, Asset.
C. Product, Product Option
D. Product, Quote Line.
A. Product Option, Quote Line.
Explanation:
What’s happening here?
Universal Containers sells containers.
They’ve created a Configuration Attribute for color on the bundle.
They want that Color to appear in the output document.
In Salesforce CPQ:
Configuration Attributes typically map to fields on:
The Product Option object → during configuration.
The Quote Line object → once the quote is generated.
The field must exist in both places to ensure:
1. Configuration:
The attribute captures the color on Product Option while configuring the bundle.
2. Quote Line:
CPQ copies the attribute’s value from the Product Option → to the Quote Line field.
The Quote Line field is the source for output documents like QLE (Quote Line Editor) and PDF Quote Templates.
If you want color in the output document, it must exist on Quote Line, because the document generation pulls fields from the Quote Line record.
Hence, you must create the Color field on:
✅ Product Option → so it can be set during configuration.
✅ Quote Line → so it flows into the quote and output documents.