Can Sales Reps Adjust CPM Markups in the SoCast Reach Proposal Builder?

Can Sales Reps Adjust CPM Markups in the SoCast Reach Proposal Builder?

Can Sales Reps Adjust CPM Markups in the SoCast Reach Proposal Builder?

No. Sales reps cannot adjust default CPM markups in the SoCast Reach Proposal Builder unless they have been specifically granted that permission. Only users with the appropriate permissions can modify markup settings. This ensures pricing remains consistent and only authorized users can make changes.

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