Salesforce Revenue Cloud Implementation Partner

Pricing, quoting, contracts, billing and renewals on one Salesforce platform, from new builds to phased CPQ migrations

Revenue Cloud Implementation

Salesforce Revenue Cloud Implementation Partner

Kizzy Consulting is a Salesforce Revenue Cloud implementation partner. We set up pricing, quoting, contracts, billing and renewals on one Salesforce platform, either as a new Revenue Cloud build or as a phased migration from Salesforce CPQ. Every engagement starts with discovery, and you can score your CPQ readiness before you talk to us.

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Price & Quote

Product catalog, pricing procedures and quoting

Stage 1

Contract & Order

Contracts, orders and amendments

Stage 2

Bill & Renew

Billing rules, proration and renewals

Stage 3
Scope of Work

What Kizzy Implements in Salesforce Revenue Cloud

Six areas of work, from the core quote-to-cash build to AI agents on top of it.

Areas Kizzy delivers in a Salesforce Revenue Cloud implementation, with the outcome for your team.
Area What we deliver Outcome for your team
Revenue Cloud (Agentforce Revenue Management) Product catalog, pricing procedures, quoting, contracts, orders and amendments One quote-to-cash process in Salesforce
CPQ to Revenue Cloud migration Assessment of your CPQ rules, redesign, data migration and a bridge rollout that moves contracts at renewal A planned move without a single cutover weekend
Billing Billing rules, proration, tax treatment and dunning, tested in a sandbox first Invoices that match what was quoted
ERP and finance integration Product, price, order and invoice sync with your ERP and accounting systems, including QuickBooks Quote data that reaches finance without re-keying
Contracts and documents CLM integration, plus DocSense, Kizzy's AI document analysis product, to pull clauses and dates from signed contracts where it fits Contract terms that land in Salesforce records
AI agents in quote-to-cash Agentforce agents for quote help, renewal prep and order status, with human review on pricing decisions Reps and finance teams spend less time on lookups

Read the full feature walkthrough in our Salesforce Revenue Cloud implementation guide. This page covers how we deliver it.

How We Deliver

Our Revenue Cloud Implementation Approach

Six steps, in order, from agreed scope to tuned rules after go-live.

  1. Discovery

    We document your quote-to-cash process, handoffs and bottlenecks, and agree the scope in writing.

  2. Design

    We define the catalog, pricing logic, approval thresholds and billing rules before anything is built.

  3. Build

    We configure quoting rules, pricing procedures, billing setup and order workflows, and connect ERP, CLM and other systems.

  4. Test

    We validate pricing, billing, proration, tax and renewals in a sandbox against your own quote scenarios.

  5. Rollout

    We run a parallel period, migrate data and roll out by product line or segment.

  6. Support

    After go-live, our Salesforce managed services team tunes rules as your catalog and prices change.

Running Salesforce CPQ today? For CPQ customers, steps 1 and 2 include a review of every price rule, product rule and quote template: carry it forward, redesign it or retire it.

Timelines

How Long a Revenue Cloud Implementation Takes

Timelines depend on catalog size, billing complexity, currencies and integrations. The figures below come from Kizzy's own guides, and we confirm yours after discovery.

Typical Salesforce Revenue Cloud implementation timelines by scenario.
Scenario Typical timeline Source
New Salesforce org with Revenue Cloud 8–12 weeks Kizzy's Revenue Cloud implementation guide
Adding Revenue Cloud Advanced to an existing org 4–8 weeks Kizzy's Revenue Cloud implementation guide
CPQ to Revenue Cloud migration 3–6 months from discovery to go-live Kizzy's CPQ migration guide, citing Salesforce

Large multi-region programs with heavy customization can run longer, because contracts move across during the bridge period at renewal.

Why Kizzy

Why Teams Choose Kizzy as Their Revenue Cloud Partner

A certified Salesforce team that has moved enterprise CPQ setups to Revenue Cloud and builds its own AI products on the platform.

Salesforce Ridge Partner and ISV Partner

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Architect-led delivery

Founder Sanjeet Mahajan is a 13x Salesforce Certified Architect.

Migration proof

Our CPQ to Revenue Cloud Advanced migration case study shows the five-phase approach for an enterprise software provider.

We build our own AI products

Kizzy builds AIforce, Agent Calling and DocSense on Salesforce, so the AI and integration work in your Revenue Cloud project comes from a team that ships products, not only projects.

Technical depth across the stack

Revenue Cloud, Agentforce, Data 360 and Salesforce integration under one team.

CPQ Readiness Scorecard

Score Your CPQ to Revenue Cloud Readiness

Running Salesforce CPQ today? Answer 23 questions about your CPQ setup, pricing and contracts, integrations, data and team. You see your score, one of four bands, your top three risk areas and a next-step plan before you share any contact details.

Built from Kizzy's CPQ to Revenue Cloud migration guide and Salesforce's public migration documentation.

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New to Salesforce revenue tools? Skip the scorecard and book a discovery call.

Salesforce Revenue Cloud Implementation FAQs

Common questions about partners, timelines, CPQ, billing, integrations and cost.

A Revenue Cloud implementation partner designs and configures your product catalog, pricing, quoting, contracts, billing and renewals in Salesforce. The partner also migrates data, connects ERP and contract systems, tests in a sandbox and trains your team, so quote-to-cash runs in one place.

Kizzy's implementation guide gives 8–12 weeks for a new Salesforce org and 4–8 weeks when adding Revenue Cloud Advanced to an existing org. A CPQ migration typically runs 3–6 months from discovery to go-live. We confirm your timeline after discovery.

Salesforce CPQ configures products, calculates prices and builds quotes. Revenue Cloud covers the wider quote-to-cash process, including catalog, pricing, contracts, orders, billing and renewals, on the Salesforce platform. Salesforce now positions Revenue Cloud Advanced as the successor to CPQ.

No. Salesforce no longer sells new CPQ licenses to new customers. Existing customers can keep using CPQ, renew and receive support, but CPQ does not get new features. New customers evaluate Revenue Cloud instead.

Not every team needs to move now. A stable CPQ setup can stay and be optimized. Plan a move when you need pricing, billing or contract features CPQ will not receive. Our readiness scorecard shows where your org stands in a few minutes.

Revenue Cloud includes billing capabilities, depending on the products and licenses you choose. Confirm billing licensing with your Salesforce account team. Kizzy configures billing rules, proration, tax treatment and dunning, and tests them before go-live.

Yes. Revenue Cloud runs on the Salesforce platform, so integration work syncs products, prices, orders and invoices with your ERP and accounting systems. Contract systems and DocSense can feed signed contract terms back into Salesforce records. We confirm connectors during technical discovery.

Agentforce agents can help reps assemble quotes, prepare renewals and answer order status questions using Revenue Cloud data. Pricing and approval decisions stay with your rules and reviewers. We scope agent use cases after the core quote-to-cash process is stable.

Cost depends on catalog size, pricing complexity, billing scope, data volume and integrations. Kizzy gives a fixed scope and quote after discovery, so you know the effort before the build starts.

Get Started

Plan Your Revenue Cloud Implementation with Kizzy

Tell us how you quote, contract and bill today. A Kizzy Revenue Cloud consultant will review your setup and outline a scope and timeline.

Talk to a Revenue Cloud consultant