Self-service configuration
Visitors work through the same product rules your reps do. They cannot build something you cannot deliver.
Truity CPQ is configure, price and quote built natively on Salesforce. Your sales team quotes in minutes instead of spreadsheets, and through Experience Cloud, the people visiting your site can build and submit a quote themselves, without waiting for anyone to call them back.
One catalogue, two front doors. Reps and customers configure from the same products, the same rules and the same prices. Whichever door a quote comes through, it lands as a real record in Salesforce.
Most reps do not lose time selling. They lose it hunting for the current price list, rebuilding last quarter's quote, and waiting on someone to approve a discount. Truity CPQ removes each of those steps in turn.
Truity CPQ extends into Experience Cloud, so the configurator your reps use can be published as a customer-facing storefront. Someone lands on your site at 11pm, configures what they want, sees a real price, and submits a quote. Your team wakes up to a qualified opportunity nobody had to chase.
Visitors work through the same product rules your reps do. They cannot build something you cannot deliver.
Published pricing, volume breaks and customer-specific rates apply live. Logged-in accounts see their own negotiated terms.
A self-service quote is a Salesforce quote: attached to an account, visible in the pipeline, ready for a rep to pick up or approve.
Existing customers sign in, pull up what they bought before, and quote it again without calling anyone.
The storefront is styled to your identity, with the products, regions and terms you choose to expose publicly.
Thresholds you set decide what completes on its own and what routes to a rep before it goes anywhere.
Products, options and pricing live in Salesforce. Change a price once and every quote - rep-built or self-service: reflects it immediately.
Profiles, permission sets and sharing rules already govern who sees what. Truity CPQ inherits them rather than introducing a second set to maintain.
Quote volume, discount patterns, win rates and self-service conversion are standard Salesforce reports and dashboards.
When Truity Logistics, ERP or Finance go live, they read the same orders CPQ created. Nothing to re-map.
The team that configures your org is the team that builds the product, so they know the data model, the extension points and the upgrade path first-hand.
A typical CPQ engagement covers your product catalogue and rules, quote templates, approval policy, the Experience Cloud storefront if you want one, and training for the people using it daily.
Talk to our teamSend us two or three products with their real pricing rules. We will build them into a walkthrough so you are watching your business get quoted, not a demo catalogue.