Scenario:
* Product A has no Subscription Pricing, while Product B uses Percent of Total with a shared category.
* During renewal, Product A has a Net Total of zero.
Reason:
* When the Renewal Model is set to Asset-Based, only assets tied to the Contract are included in the renewal.
* Since Product A has no Subscription Pricing, it is not treated as a subscription and thus has a Net Total of zero.
Why Other Options Are Incorrect:
* B: Product A is not pre-owned in this scenario.
* C: The Include Net-New Products in Maintenance setting applies to maintenance scenarios, not standard renewals.
* D: Asset Conversion determines asset behavior, not renewal totals.
Salesforce CPQ Reference:
* Renewal behaviors with Asset-Based Models are covered in CPQ Renewal Settings Documentation .

Requirement:
Universal Containers wants to control whether the Additional Discount column appears on the Quote Template.
Solution:
By creating a custom checkbox field (Show_Discount__c), administrators can dynamically control the visibility of the Additional Discount column.
This checkbox is referenced in the Conditional Print Field of the Quote Template Line Column settings for the Additional Discount column.
Mechanism:
When the Show_Discount__c checkbox is TRUE, the column appears.
When FALSE, it does not display.

Requirement Overview:
Warranty pricing should be based on the discounted prices of hardware products.
Solution Details:
The Percent of Total Base field determines the pricing basis for Percent of Total Products. To ensure the price reflects discounted values, set the Percent of Total Base to Net Price.
Steps to Configure:
Navigate to the Warranty Product record.
Update the Percent of Total Base field to Net Price.
Save and test the configuration by adding hardware products and the Warranty to a Quote.
Validation:
The Warranty price should now calculate as 10% of the discounted prices of hardware products.

When amending a contract in Salesforce CPQ, the net pricing of products can sometimes appear incorrect, especially when quantities are adjusted on existing subscriptions. The "Revised Quantity" field on the Subscription record is used during amendments to reflect the updated quantity of a subscription product after the amendment. If this field is set incorrectly or unexpectedly (e.g., manually or via automation), it can override the expected quantity and cause discrepancies in pricing calculations, especially for existing products. This aligns with the scenario where the issue only occurs when quantities are adjusted on existing products.
Option D (Discount Schedule with Cross Order unselected) affects pricing tiers but isn't directly related to amendment quantity adjustments. Per Salesforce CPQ documentation, the "Revised Quantity" field is a key factor in amendment scenarios impacting pricing consistency.