Zilliant, a leader in intelligent B2B price optimization, price management and sales guidance software, announced it has launched its CPQ Connector for Salesforce CPQ on Salesforce AppExchange, empowering customers to seamlessly integrate market-aligned prices that help sales reps win deals at more profitable prices.
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Zilliant CPQ Connector
The Zilliant CPQ Connector natively integrates Zilliant’s Price Manager™ and Price IQ™ solutions with Salesforce CPQ, enabled by Zilliant’s high-availability, real-time REST API, IQ Anywhere™. Deployed together, these solutions enable pricing teams with powerful tools to execute pricing strategy and equip sales reps with price guidance that reflects each unique selling circumstance to quote efficiently and effectively.
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With this integration, customers are empowered to:
- Dynamically deliver market-aligned prices to meet business objectives and customer expectations
- Ensure price guidance in CPQ reflects up-to-date pricing strategies and market and cost changes
- Publish price changes in real-time
- Increase sales confidence by providing contextual analytics, including historical prices paid by other customers in the same pricing segment and price quality scoring
- Simplify a complex quoting process by dynamically optimizing line-item pricing with order-level targets
- Accelerate quote turnaround time with real-time approval guidance
Comments on the News
“It’s important for businesses to account for dynamic market shifts when setting prices, and ensure sales reps are equipped with reliable price guidance,” said Zilliant Senior Vice President of Products and Science Pete Eppele. “We welcome the opportunity to extend real-time, optimized price guidance, ensuring customers are well-positioned to quote with confidence and achieve their business goals.”
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