This is a weird one but it makes sense.
You have a yearly MDQ Product. You quote it for 3 years. You generate a Contract after close winning the Opportunity.
There are TWO ways you can generate the Contract:
- Close Win Opportunity (or whatever criteria you use to contract with)
- Contracted = True on Opportunity.
- Close Win Opportunity (or whatever criteria you use to contract with)
- Ordered = True on Quote
- Contracted = True on Order
Contracted = True on Opportunity
In the first scenario, you generate your Contract from the Opportunity and then do an amendment for 2 more quantity in each of the 3 segments. This will generate Subscription records that have a segment quantity of the total at the time of the amendment.

Contracted = True on Order
In the second scenario, you generate your Contract from the Order and then do an amendment for 2 more quantity in each of the 3 segments. This will generate Subscription records that have a segment quantity of the offset!

This can be quite confusing! The reason this happens:
The Contract on the Opportunity gets generated and adjusted using the total quantities of the original Quote and amendment Quotes as you do them and select Contracted = True on the Opportunities.
The Contract on the Order gets generated using the total quantities of the Order as you Order against the Quotes and select Contracted = True on the Orders.
The Opps/Quotes have total quantities. The Orders have the offset quantities.
Hi , Thanks so mcuh for sharing this info.
I would like to ask , if we can configure a Multi Dimension Quote on a Block priced Product?
Please share some insight
Thanks in advance
Hello Laxmi! Yes you can! Make sure to include block prices for all blocks including the highest quantity and above. 👍🏻 Here is a link to the considerations to review when configuring MDQ products.