The 20" wheels are $4250 and are included in the price. The 22" wheels are $5,500 and are not included. I would expect that would cause a net increase of $1250 to the quote ($5500-$4250.) But in your example it seems that it was adding the full $5500 to the price. Is it possible in RLM to have it calculate the difference between the price of the included item and the price of the "upgrade"?
Hey Chris, thanks for asking. In this example I was re-building the online Tesla configurator which charges full price for the wheels when you add them on. I don't believe there are any automated ways to handle this but you can create bundle based adjustments to handle the price differently for a product when sold in a bundle. I hope this answers the question.
The 20" wheels are $4250 and are included in the price. The 22" wheels are $5,500 and are not included. I would expect that would cause a net increase of $1250 to the quote ($5500-$4250.) But in your example it seems that it was adding the full $5500 to the price. Is it possible in RLM to have it calculate the difference between the price of the included item and the price of the "upgrade"?
Hey Chris, thanks for asking.
In this example I was re-building the online Tesla configurator which charges full price for the wheels when you add them on. I don't believe there are any automated ways to handle this but you can create bundle based adjustments to handle the price differently for a product when sold in a bundle.
I hope this answers the question.