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@pasar6987/sf-revenue-product-config
Product catalog modeling with selling models, qualification rules, classification attributes, configuration flows, ramp segments, and specification types.
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Published package · Latest published 1.0.1 Mar 4, 2026 · 24 datasets / 21 measures in the latest review · Updated Mar 11, 2026
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@pasar6987Published Mar 4, 2026Structure snapshot
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import rawctx
model = rawctx.load("@pasar6987/sf-revenue-product-config")
prompt = rawctx.to_prompt(
"@pasar6987/sf-revenue-product-config",
datasets=["ProductAttributeDefinition", "ProductCategoryDisqual"],
max_tokens=2000,
)
print(model.datasets) # ["ProductAttributeDefinition", "ProductCategoryDisqual", "ProductCategoryQualification"]
print(model.measures) # [Measure(name="ProductAttributeDefinition.MaximumCharacterCount", ...), Measure(name="ProductAttributeDefinition.MinimumCharacterCount", ...), Measure(name="ProductAttributeDefinition.Sequence", ...)]
print(model.dimensions) # [Dimension(name="AttributeCategoryId", ...), Dimension(name="AttributeDefinitionId", ...), Dimension(name="AttributeNameOverride", ...)]
print(model.relationships) # [Relationship(name='...', ...)]
print(prompt)README
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@pasar6987/sf-revenue-product-config
Product catalog modeling with selling models, qualification rules, classification attributes, configuration flows, ramp segments, and specification types.
Overview
| Count | |
|---|---|
| Objects (Datasets) | 24 |
| Dimensions | 234 |
| Measures | 21 |
| Relationships | 0 |
Objects
- ProductAttributeDefinition — Represents the relationship between a product and its attributes.
- ProductCategoryDisqual — Represents disqualification rules for product categories. The rules determine when the product category doesn’t qualify to be displayed to users.
- ProductCategoryQualification — Represents qualification rules for product categories. The rules determine when the product category qualifies to be displayed to users.
- ProductClassification — Represents a template that holds a collection of dynamic attributes. Product classification is used to quickly define and create multiple products that are similar yet different.
- ProductClassificationAttr — Represents the relationship between a product classification and its attributes. This is the default configuration for products based on the product classification.
- ProductComponentGrpOverride — Represents override information for a Product Component Group. The cardinality of the product component group can be overridden in the context of a product bundle.
- ProductConfigFlowAssignment — A junction object that represents the many-to-many relationship between Product Configuration Flow, Product, and Product Classification.
- ProductConfigurationFlow — Specifies the many-to-many relationship between Product Classification, Product, and Flow Definition objects. The flow definition is used to configure standalone and bundled products of a specific product classification along with the product attributes, quantities, and product selling models.
- ProductConfigurationRule — Represents the validation, inclusion, and exclusion rules for products in the context of the selling process. The selling process can be quoting, configuration, or ordering.
- ProductDisqualification — Represents disqualification rules for products. The rules determine when the product doesn’t qualify to be displayed to users. The rules are based on user context.
- ProductPriceHistoryLog — Stores historical pricing data based on the product's price range.
- ProductPriceRange — Represents the price range of a product determined by using a product selling model that’s stored in the relevant price book.
- ProductQualification — Represents qualification rules for products. The rules determine when the product qualifies to be displayed to users. The rules are based on user context.
- ProductRampSegment — Represents the ramp period within a ramp deal where terms, volumes, and other commitments change over time.
- ProductRelComponentOverride — Represents the cardinality overrides for product components in a bundle.
- ProductSellingModel — Defines one method by which a product can be sold; for example, as a one-time sale, an evergreen subscription, or a termed subscription. If the product is sold on subscription, this object defines the subscription’s term. A product can have multiple product selling models.
- ProductSellingModelDataTranslation — Represents the translated values of the data stored within the ProductSellingModel record’s fields.
- ProductSellingModelOption — A junction object between Product Selling Model and Product2.
- ProductSpecificationRecType — Represents the association of a product specification type with record types defined on the Product object. The product specification record type also determines if the product specification is sold commercially or not.
- ProductSpecificationType — Represents the specification types in your org that define products with unique terminology specific to the industry.
- ProductUsageGrant — Represents the details of a grant associated with a resource, product, or service, such as the purchased quantity, renewal and rollover policy, and validity of the grant.
- ProductUsageResource — Represents the mapping of a product and its usage resources.
- ProductUsageResourcePolicy — Represents the policies applicable to the usage resource when it’s associated with a sellable product. These policies are derived from the parent usage resource and can be overridden when setting up usage modeling.
- UnitOfMeasureClass — Represents a standard unit of measure dimension.
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models/sf-revenue-product-config.osi.yamlAI context included
24 datasets21 measures234 dimensions0 relationships