Assign a Product Selector Group to an Order Template
Product selector groups define how to show products in an order disposal list when
orders are created on mobile devices. The groups also determine item view filters shown in a
disposal list.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience in Professional, Enterprise, and
Unlimited Editions that have Consumer Goods Cloud enabled
User Permissions Needed
To assign product selector groups to order templates:
CGCloud Business Admin
OR
CGCloud Retail Business Admin
From the App Launcher, find and select Order Templates.
Select a template.
In the Product Selector Groups related list, click New.
Provide these details:
Field
Description
Identification
Level 1
Product groups shown in order item list and item view filter in an order disposal
list.
All
Basket
New
Promotion
Category
Sub Category
Brand
History
Out of Stock
The options used to define the item view filters are:
All
Basket
New
Promotion
History
Out of Stock
The options used to define product groups shown in an order item list are:
Category
Sub Category
Brand
For an order template, you can't create multiple records with the same Level 1
value.
Level 2
Sublevels shown in an order item list. The field is relevant only if the Level 1
field is set to Promotion, Category, Sub Category, or Brand. The options are:
Promotion
Category
Sub Category
Brand
Default
Indicates whether an item view filter is the default filter for mobile
devices.
Order Template ID
ID of an order template.
The image shows the selected product selector groups in the order disposal list.
Save your changes.
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