How can you make a product not assetizable? (Choose TWO) Note: This question displayed answer options in random order when taking this Test.

In Vlocity (Salesforce Industries), a product's assetization behavior is primarily controlled by two boolean flags on the Product2 object record within the Enterprise Product Catalog (EPC).

1. Not Assetizable (IsNotAssetizablec): Checking this flag explicitly prevents a product from being converted into an asset upon order fulfillment. This is used for products that, for business reasons, should not be tracked in the customer's asset inventory.

2. Virtual Item (IsVirtualItemc): This flag is intended for non-tangible items that do not represent a persistent service or good, such as one-time activation fees, installation charges, or discounts. By definition, virtual items are not assetized.

Both flags provide a direct, declarative method to make a product non-assetizable by its definition in the catalog.

1. Salesforce Help

Industries CPQ Developer Guide

"Product2 Fields for Industries CPQ": This document details the fields on the Product2 object.

IsNotAssetizablec (Not Assetizable): "When checked

this product is not assetized."

IsVirtualItemc (Virtual Item): "When checked

this product is a virtual item. Virtual items are not assetized."

2. Salesforce Help

Industries Order Management Developer Guide

"How Assetization Works": This guide explains the assetization process

stating that it checks the IsNotAssetizablec and IsVirtualItemc fields on the source product to determine if an asset should be created. It confirms these product-level flags are the primary determinants.

3. Salesforce Partner Community

"Salesforce Industries CPQ" Documentation

"Asset-Based Ordering Technical Deep Dive": This resource further clarifies that the assetization logic first evaluates the product's inherent properties (IsNotAssetizablec

IsVirtualItemc) before considering any run-time overrides on the order item.