Managing Continuous (Ongoing) Subscriptions
We have a use case where we sell subscription products that are intended to run continuously without a fixed end date. Flexpricer’s current contract-based approach works well, but for this type of subscription, it means contracts reach an end date and generate renewal records, even though the subscription is meant to continue.. It would be great to have a smoother way to handle these ongoing subscriptions, while still maintaining accurate billing and contract tracking over time.
#22Aditi Singh0
Restrict product location selection
Right now it’s possible for users to ignore product location when pricing. It would be great if this could be restricted so users have to pick a valid location when one is required.
#8Aditi Singh0
Support Negative Values in Sales Discount
Sometimes we need to apply a negative discount (for example, to increase a price by a percentage). I know its a salesforce limitation to restrict negative discounting, but would be helpful if Flexpricer allowed this behaviour. This would make it easier to handle price uplifts while keeping the price behaviour consistent.
#7Aditi Singh0
Allow nested product configuration
Some options within the product configurator require additional configuration of their own. It would be great if any option could act as a configurator showing that more setup is required.. Being able to nest configurations would make it easier to model complex configurations.
#6Aditi Singh0
Add capability for non-linear Price Matrix
For businesses who price their products based on a price matrix, allow a user to select two (or more) matrix dimensions to change the price of a product, where there is no defined relationship between prices. E.g. if I sell garage doors in 20 different widths and 20 different heights, and the price changes non-linearly between width and height (i.e. 400 separate prices), I'd like to be able to select a width and a height on a line item and have Flexpricer identify the correct price in the matrix and set it automatically on the line item. The quantity would be the number of doors of that size to sell. It also needs to be easy to update the matrix.
#21Matthew Y0
Automatic grouping of line items
It would be great for there to be some kind of ‘auto-grouping’ capability for line items. E.g. press a button and auto-group by Product Family
#20Matthew0
Cap subscription price increases to list price
On subscription, there is the ability to uplift a sales price by a percentage on renewal. It would be great if we could ensure that the uplifted price does not exceed list price.
#19Matthew0
Subscriptions with mixed contract terms
Depending on the deal, some subscriptions need to end on the same contract date, while others need to run on their own. Having the flexibility to change products, pricing, or discounts during the contract period would make these deals much easier to handle. For example, one could apply a higher discount for just the first year of a multi-year contract.
#18Aditi Singh0
Show price summary for configurators groups
For each configurator groups showing a price summary (such as total sales price and updated price) would help sales users quickly understand the value of that part of the group. This would make pricing reviews and customer conversations much more smoother
#17Aditi Singh0
Allow collapsing configurators
When building or reviewing larger quotes with configurator products on it, it would be really useful for sales users to collapse a master product and hide all of its options. This would make complex quotes easier to scan and manage, especially when multiple configurators are involved.
#16Aditi Singh0
Minimum spend handling
In our sales model sometimes there’s a minimum spend requirement which can make quoting small deals tricky. When a customer needs only a few products, sales users often end up adjusting quantities or discounts to reach the minimum spend which can be confusing to see. It would be really helpful if Flexpricer could introduce a capability to handle minimum spend pricing. This would make quoting much easier for sales teams and simpler to explain to customers.
#15Aditi Singh0
Lock quantity for group members
Currently, group members can have a default quantity, but users can still change it when the product is added. It would be really useful to be able to lock this quantity so it always stays at the default value. This would help in cases where certain options must always be included in fixed quantities and shouldn’t be changed by users.
#14Aditi Singh0
Bulk update line item values
If we set a value in an optional field display field or a discount, can this value be cascaded to all line items please?
#13Matthew0
Set Target Total as a percentage
As well as being able to set a Target Total by a currency value, we'd like to specify a target percentage change. E.g. decrease all line items by 10%
#12Matthew0
Guide sales reps more on quantities - max quantity, min quantity & quantity multiples
Prevent a sales rep selling below a certain quantity or above a certain quantity for a given product. And allow some products to be only sold in multiples (e.g. multiple of 5)
#11Matthew0