Revenue Cloud FAQs

Yes, Salesforce changed the Revenue Cloud to Agentforce Revenue Management. This evolution reflects our integration of advanced AI capabilities and autonomous agents throughout the revenue lifecycle. The core platform and capabilities remain the same, but the name better represents where we're headed: AI-powered, autonomous revenue operations.

Revenue Cloud serves multiple teams across an organization:

  • Sales professionals (e.g. reps) use CPQ to configure products, price deals, and generate quotes
  • Revenue operations teams manage order fulfillment and orchestration
  • Finance teams handle billing and invoicing

The main purpose of Revenue Cloud is to manage the entire revenue lifecycle on a single, unified platform. This eliminates the "messy middle" of disconnected systems and manual processes that plague traditional quote-to-cash workflows between your CRM and ERP. By connecting product catalog, quoting, contracting, order management, invoicing, and billing, Revenue Cloud ensures accuracy, accelerates deals, and provides complete visibility into your revenue operations.

Revenue Cloud is a unified platform for revenue management, delivers everything leaders need to plan, track, and adjust strategies in one place. Here are some key advantages:

  • Built on the Agentforce 360 Platform: Revenue Cloud is native to Agentforce 360, sharing the same data model, security, and user interface as Sales Cloud and Service Cloud. That means no costly middleware, no data sync issues, and a consistent experience for your teams. It also means it’s easy to scale to other Salesforce applications, all of which can be layered on Agentforce 360.
  • Single source of truth: Revenue Cloud provides the unified data foundation that revenue operations teams need to align the entire organization around customer lifetime value, powered by comprehensive sales data.
  • Scales with your business: Whether you're a fast-growing startup or a global enterprise, Revenue Cloud adapts to your needs. The platform supports multi-currency, multi-entity, and multi-GAAP requirements. It processes high-volume transactions and accommodates complex organizational hierarchies.
  • Built for the subscription economy and beyond: Revenue Cloud was purpose-built for subscription, consumption, and hybrid models, not retrofitted from older transactional software. It understands recurring revenue, usage tiers, and the ongoing customer relationships that define today's economy.

Salesforce CPQ (Configure, Price, Quote) is a previously managed product with powerful but limited functionality. The best of Salesforce CPQ has been incorporated into Revenue Cloud as CPQ. It focuses specifically on the deal structuring phase, helping sales reps configure products, apply pricing, and generate quotes.

Revenue Cloud is the complete platform that expands functionality beyond CPQ to include:

  • Contract lifecycle management
  • Order management and orchestration
  • Quoting
  • Asset lifecycle management
  • Billing and invoicing
  • Revenue analytics

Revenue Cloud is built on the Agentforce 360 Platform, which means it integrates natively with Sales Cloud (Agentforce Sales), Service Cloud (Agentforce Service), Experience Cloud, and other Salesforce applications with no additional integration required.

For systems outside Salesforce — like ERP platforms, payment processors, fulfillment systems, and data warehouses — Revenue Cloud provides:

  • Robust REST APIs for real-time data exchange
  • Pre-built connectors for popular enterprise systems

This open architecture ensures Revenue Cloud fits seamlessly into your existing technology ecosystem while serving as the authoritative source for revenue data.