CPQ Product Configurator Field in NetSuite 2024.1
The 2024.1 update adds a CPQ Product Configurator field, allowing better item customization in NetSuite.
Starting in NetSuite 2024.1, a new CPQ Product Configurator field is introduced that empowers users to customize product specifications directly within NetSuite's inventory management. This is particularly useful for organizations utilizing the NetSuite CPQ (Configure Price Quote) module.
Key Features and Benefits
- Editable Items: The configurable field enables users to check a box labeled
configurablecustitem_cpqc_item_isconf. Upon checking this box, users gain permission to edit items with the default product designation for the CPQ configurator. - Enhanced Flexibility: This feature supports greater flexibility in managing product configurations, which can improve the efficiency of sales processes and customer interactions.
Implementation Insights
To utilize the CPQ Product Configurator field effectively:
- User Permissions: Ensure that the relevant user roles have appropriate permissions set up to allow for item editing through the configurator.
- Training for Users: Provide training for team members on how to leverage this new feature to enhance their workflows and improve data accuracy.
This enhancement aligns with NetSuite's ongoing commitment to improving inventory management capabilities and streamlining the sales configuration process.
Who This Affects
- Administrators: Responsible for granting user permissions.
- Sales Teams: Engage directly with product configurators during the sales process.
- Inventory Managers: Oversee product specifications and configurations within the system.
Key Takeaways
- The CPQ Product Configurator field allows user editing of items directly tied to sales configurations.
- Enhancements in product configurability are aimed at improving customer experience and sales efficiency.
- Proper configuration and user training are essential for maximizing the benefits of this feature.
Source: CPQ Product Configurator field. — NetSuite Release Notes PDF. This article was generated from official Oracle documentation and enriched with additional context and best practices.
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