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Continuous Copilot

Extend the life of
Salesforce CPQ.

Multi-year deals, ramped pricing, hybrid commitments, and mid-contract swaps — all inside the Salesforce CPQ workflow your team already knows. No migration. No rebuilding your process. Just more complex deals closed.

Salesforce CPQ Native No Custom Code Live in Days ASC 606 Ready
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The Problem

Salesforce CPQ handles subscriptions. Complex deals are a different story.

Salesforce CPQ was built to quote fast. But enterprise deals today aren't standard subscriptions — they're multi-year ramps, mid-contract swaps, prepaid commitment packages, and hybrid subscription-plus-consumption structures. CPQ handles these with workarounds, manual steps, and RevOps heroics.

Ramp deals require ASC 606-compliant revenue recognition across the full contract term — regardless of how billing is scheduled. Swaps need to credit the customer from recognized revenue, not invoice math. Get either wrong and the business silently absorbs margin leakage it never sees coming.

The missing piece isn't a new quoting tool. It's advanced selling logic embedded directly in CPQ — so the workflow stays and the complexity gets handled.

The Solution

Continuous Copilot adds the deal structures CPQ was never built to handle — without replacing the tool you know.

Continuous Copilot is a Salesforce-native layer that extends CPQ with multi-year deal structures, complex ramp pricing, prepaid and commitment models, and governed swap execution. Sales keeps quoting in CPQ. Copilot handles the logic that CPQ can't.

Every ramp quote is ASC 606 aware. Every swap credit is calculated from recognized revenue, not the invoice. Every commitment structure flows cleanly into NetSuite without manual reconciliation or RevOps cleanup. And when you're ready to move to Agentforce Revenue Management, Continuous makes that migration painless.

Salesforce CPQ

Configure · Price · Quote · Contract · Subscription · Asset · Order

Continuous Copilot

Ramp logic · Swap credits · Commitment management · Hybrid structures

Clean Outcome

Correct orders · ASC 606 recognition · Accurate NetSuite data

Gregory Oylear

This is why we turned to Continuous. Not only do they have the right technology to meet our needs, they have the Quote to Consumption expertise to implement and support us as we scale and grow. With Continuous, we can turn our focus to our customers and grow our business while spending less time integrating disparate systems. It's a win win.

Gregory Oylear
VP Financial Operations
Why Continuous Copilot

Win the complex deal. Keep the CPQ investment.

Copilot doesn't replace Salesforce CPQ — it completes it. The deal structures your team was turning down or handling manually become standard quotes in minutes.

Win Complex Deals Without Leaving CPQ

Multi-year ramps, hybrid pricing, prepaid commitments, and consumption add-ons all quote natively inside CPQ. No workarounds. No manual steps. Sales wins the deal and keeps moving.

Quote Ramps and Swaps Correctly, Every Time

Ramp deals are ASC 606 aware at the quote stage. Swap credits are calculated from recognized revenue — not invoice math. Finance stops cleaning up margin leakage created at the quoting layer.

Keep CPQ Running While You Plan What's Next

Copilot extends the commercial life of Salesforce CPQ — so you can capture today's complex deals without being forced into a full platform migration before you're ready.

How It Works

Salesforce CPQ handles the quote. Copilot handles everything CPQ can't.

Salesforce CPQ handles the selling motion.

Configure, price, and quote any deal — standard subscriptions, one-time charges, add-ons, and product bundles. CPQ gives Sales the structured quoting environment they need to move fast and stay consistent.

Continuous Copilot handles the complex structures.

Multi-year ramp pricing, mid-contract swaps, prepaid credit packages, minimum commitments, and hybrid subscription-plus-consumption models — embedded at the point of quote, without rebuilding the workflow Sales already knows.

The clean outcome.

Every ramp deal recognized correctly under ASC 606. Every swap credit calculated from what was earned, not what was billed. Every commitment structure flowing into NetSuite without manual intervention. No RevOps cleanup. No technical debt.

Core Capabilities

Built for the deals CPQ was never designed to close.

Continuous Copilot makes every complex selling motion quotable in Salesforce CPQ — with the financial accuracy Finance needs on the other side.

01

Multi-Year Deal Structures

Quote multi-year contracts with year-over-year pricing changes directly in CPQ. Ramp schedules are configurable by year, product, or customer segment — ASC 606-aware recognition built in from the quote stage.

02

Ramp & Step-Up Pricing

Handle incrementally priced deals as native CPQ quote lines. Revenue is spread evenly across the full contract term regardless of billing schedule, keeping RPO accurate from day one.

03

Governed Swap Execution

Swap credits are calculated from recognized revenue, not the invoice amount. Eliminates the 1–3% ARR margin leakage that comes from over-crediting at the quoting stage.

04

Prepaid Credits & Commitment Management

Add prepaid credit packages, minimum commitments, deposits, and multi-product burndown to any CPQ quote. No standalone billing tool required.

05

Hybrid Pricing Models

Subscriptions, usage charges, and one-time fees in the same deal. Configure once in CPQ with Copilot.

06

Smooth Path to Agentforce Revenue Management

When you're ready to migrate to Salesforce ARM, Copilot's structure maps cleanly — making the transition from CPQ to Revenue Cloud controlled and low-risk. The Copilot deal calculations and contract history carry forward.

Get Started

Still turning down complex deals because CPQ can't quote them?

See how Continuous Copilot adds multi-year structures, ramp pricing, and commitment management to Salesforce CPQ — live in days, no custom code, no migration required.

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