Universal Containers (UC) licenses shipping software that is sold for a fixed price based on each quantity tier as seen in the table below. For example, buying eight licenses would cost a total of $1,800 rather than multiplying unit price by quantity. Further discounts on this product are unavailable.

Which three steps should the Admin take to set up this pricing? Choose 3 answers

The Admin at Universal Containers received feedback that users are trying to reconfigure bundles on renewals quotes and finding that the Configuration Attribute values are blank and must be manually fixed. This issue is not observed on new business quotes. What is the cause and possible resolution to this problem?

In order to apply a filter to the results of a dynamic bundle, admins must create a supporting:

Universal Containers has these conditions, that when met, an additional discount of 15% will be automatically added to the overall quote.
1. Revenue Account on the quote object is set as "Interest Revenue".
2. Product A has been added to the quote line.
3. User Count on the account is greater than 25.
According to the business requirements, either the Revenue Account is set to "Interest Revenue" or both Product A needs to exist on the quote line and the User Count needs to be greater than 25 in order for the additional discount to be applied. How can the CPQ Admin set this up in advanced conditions on a price rule to reflect this requirement?

An Admin wants to add a second level of categorization: groupings of Product Features in the Configurator to be displayed as tabs.
Which step should the Admin take to meet this requirement?