Turbo Engines for Salesforce Oct '26 Release Notes
In these release notes, you can find packages, requirements, new features, and fixed and known issues for the Turbo Engines Oct '26 release. For documentation updates, see What's New in Turbo Engines Documentation.
This documentation may describe optional features for which you have not purchased a license; therefore your solution or implementation may differ from what is described here. Contact your customer success manager (CSM) or account executive (AE) to discuss your specific features and licensing.
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Packages
The following packages and dependencies are required to upgrade to this release and use its new features. These are the minimum required versions; later versions are also supported. Prerequisites for each feature can be found in its documentation. Packages marked (New) are new for this release.
You can register your org for the Conga Upgrade Program, an automated tool that keeps all Conga managed packages in your Salesforce org (production or sandbox) updated to the latest versions. For more information, see Registering for Conga Upgrade Program.
| Package | Latest Certified Version | |
|---|---|---|
| Name | Number | |
Conga Configuration & Pricing (CPQ) (Changed) | 18.2.2221 | 18.2221 |
Conga Base Library (Changed) | 7.2.300 | 7.300 |
System Requirements and Supported Platforms
For requirements and recommendations to consider before installing the Conga product suite, see the System Requirements and Supported Platforms Matrix.
New Features
The following features are new to Turbo Engines in this release.
Pricing, Cart, Ramp Validation, and Contract Enhancements
- Deal Guidance Support in Smart Cart: The Smart Cart now supports Deal Guidance from Salesforce Classic Pricing, allowing deal guidance information to appear for cart line items during runtime. Relevant deal guidance details and pop-ups provide actionable insights directly in the Smart Cart.For more information, see Smart Cart.
- UOM and Frequency Conversion Rate: You can configure Unit of Measure (UOM) and Frequency conversion rates at the Product or Product Family level. Product-level rates take precedence over Product Family rates. When multiple rates exist for the same scope, the most recently created rate is applied, and cart pricing updates when the Selling UOM changes.For more information, see Configuring Unit of Measure (UOM) and Frequency Conversion Rate.
- Dynamic Dimension Names in Usage Price Tiers: The Usage Price Tiers pop-up in the Cart Grid now displays the configured Dimension names as column headers instead of generic labels. This helps sales representatives identify and enter values for each Dimension with clear context.
- Validations for Matching and Overlapping Ramp Periods: When a new admin setting “APTS_CheckMatchingRampPeriods” is enabled, Classic Pricing checks that Bundle and Option ramp periods match and displays an error when they do not. The setting is disabled by default. Classic Pricing also validates overlapping ramps when you create price ramps. The “Enable Price Ramp Overlap” setting controls whether overlapping ramps are allowed. When enabled, Classic Pricing allows overlapping ramps; when disabled, it prevents them. These validations now occur during price ramp creation instead of cart finalization.finalize the cart.For more information, see APTS_CheckMatchingRampPeriods in Admin Settings.
- Support for Creating Multiple Contracts from a Single Quote: You can now generate multiple contracts from a single quote by filtering quote line items through the Quote to Contract API. This helps you when a consolidated quote includes products for multiple customers that require separate contractual agreements. To achieve this, you must pass filter parameters (such as a customer or account identifier) along with the quote ID to the Quote to Contract API in the
Apttus_QPComplypackage (QPComplyWebServiceclass). The API creates a contract containing only the line items that match your filter. You can call the API multiple times with different filters on the same quote to create multiple linked contracts.For more information, see Creating Multiple Contracts from a Quote.
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