Assign Product Attributes with Quote Member Binding (Managed Package)
Use the Quote Member Binding feature to automatically assign quote member field values to
product attributes. This functionality streamlines the process of applying unique product
attributes for multiple locations or subscribers.
Required Editions
This feature is part of the Communications Cloud managed package.
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited, and
Developer Editions
Here are the key benefits:
Map member fields to product attributes: Sales representatives can map member fields to product
attributes by creating preset mappings, and can apply these mappings to line items when
finalizing the product configuration.
Site-specific or subscriber-specific configurations: Tailor configurations to each site
or subscriber's specific needs.
Assigning unique values: Assign unique values to individual quote line items, tailoring
the offer to each customer's specific needs.
On the enterprise quote page, go to the Location or Subscriber tab and add details for
the quote member.
Click Add Products.
Select the products that you want to add and click Add to Configuration
Cart.
The Configuration Cart appears. Attributes mapped to the quote member field are
shown by the icon. The mapped attribute values override the default or manually entered
values.
Afetr completing the product configurations, click Add Products
to add products to the quote.
The products are added and displayed in the Summary tab.
Product attribute values are automatically updated based on the binding configuration
you've set. After you establish the binding for the Business Internet product by mapping
upload and download speed attributes, the system applies the member data values to the
corresponding product attributes. For example, if the member data values are 10 Mbps for
upload speed and 50 Mbps for download speed, these specific values are updated on their
respective product attributes.
Note If the mapped data fails validation, an error icon appears against the erroneous
quote line item in the Summary tab. You must edit these quote line items and fix the
errors to be able to create the final order.
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