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Advanced Default Value Templates - Admin Setup

This article runs you through the Admin setup of Advanced Default Value Templates and will also give some examples of different use cases

Introduction & best practice

Advanced Default Value Templates in Delogue help automate your price calculations for example, by applying the correct additional costs based on the supplier's location. For example, if a supplier is from India, the system can automatically add 12% freight costs, while a supplier from Portugal will have 8% added. This ensures accurate pricing without manual adjustments, saving time and reducing errors when working with suppliers from different countries.

The same can be set up for different mark-ups depending on style groups or categories. Another example would be a template that automates the process of defining retail price points.

Common use cases:

  • Tax rates 
  • Freight costs
  • Fixed margins 
  • Fixed price points for Retail prices

NOTE: To use this feature, your company must have the professional license subscription.



Table of contents

 

Before you start

1) Make sure the 'Company Admin' and 'Price' roles are assigned to you as a user; otherwise, it will NOT be possible to see this section. To learn more about assigning different roles to a user, click here.

2) Before you can start working with Simulated Prices on Style level, make sure to activate it first. Read more about it here.

Step-by-step guide

Video guide - setting up price templates

 

 

Description

Watch this video to follow a step-by-step guide for setting up templates for Advanced Default Values and Simulated Prices in Admin. The following topics will be discussed in the video:

  • Advanced default value templates (00:05)
  • Simulated prices templates (01:05)

 

Create advanced default value templates

Navigate to: Admin > Prices > Templates

  • Click on the 'Add Template' button on the top of the page next to 'Advanced Default Values'


A pop-up called 'Template Wizard' will appear and show a list of active data sources you can pair with your calculation parameters. For example, you can pair the data source 'Supplier Country' with the calculation parameter 'Freight' to create a template to automate freight costs on your style price calculation.

You can select multiple data sources:

  • Supplier - style suppliers only (includes suppliers that are both style and item suppliers)
  • Supplier country
  • Category - only style categories
  • Group
  • Brand
  • Terms of Delivery
  • Custom Fields - only allowed values fields (allowed value fields with the 'multiple allowed values' setting enabled can NOT be selected)

wizard

  • Select the data source that is relevant to you
  • Click 'Next' on the bottom of the pop-up 
  • If you choose multiple data sources you can order the data sources on the next page that will appear
  • Click 'Next' to continue

template wizard - order

On the next page the Template Wizard shows you a list of the calculation parameters that you have created as calculation fields for your price calculation. 

You can select multiple multiple calculation parameters: (this is an example of a price calculation and will vary depending on which calculation fields have been set up for your company)




NOTE: If you have several templates, the calculation parameters already in use cannot be selected again.

  • Select the calculation parameter that is relevant to you
  • Click 'Next' to continue
  • A matrix is created based on your selected data and parameters
  • Type a template name on the top of the pop-up
  • The first matrix columns are the data sources - they will appear in the same order as you organised them in the steps before
  • The matrix columns after that are the calculation parameters - they will appear in the same order as organised in your list of culculation fields in Admin
  • When opening the matrix for the first time, all parameter fields are empty and editable
  • Enter the values using decimal points - only insert numeric values (no letters etc.)
  • Any parameter field that should not carry any value please enter '0'
  • If you click 'Cancel' the values you entered will not be saved
  • Click 'Done' to finish

NOTE:

  • The values you enter in a template won't affect prices on the Styles tab until you press the 'Update Default Values' button on Style level
  • The default values of calculation fields do not get updated by clicking on the 'Update Default Values' button on Style level. This button will only update any changes made in Price Templates.

 

 

Filling out a template - shortcuts

  • Tab key: Move to the next cell in the matrix.
  • Shift+Tab: Move to the previous cell.
  • Up/down arrows: Move up and down in the matrix rows.

 

Editing advanced default value templates

Navigate to: Admin > Prices > Templates
  • Hover over the template name
  • Click the 'edit' icon
  • You can choose to check or uncheck calculation parameters - the calculation parameters in use already have a checkmark
  • Click 'Next' to continue
  • Enter new values or adjust already existing values
  • Any parameter field that should not carry any value please enter '0'
  • If you click 'Cancel' the values you entered will not be saved
  • Click 'Done' to finish

 

Delete advanced default value templates

Navigate to: Admin > Prices > Templates

  • Hover over the template name
  • Click on the 'delete' icon
  • Click 'Yes, delete' to continue

 

Add or remove calculation parameters

  • If you need to add more parameters to the price template, simply add a check mark on the parameter in question. This will be added as a new column to your template. 
  • If you, on the other hand, want to remove a parameter from the template, you will receive a pop-up warning. 
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  • By clicking 'OK', the parameter is unchecked and the column for that calculation parameter is removed from the matrix.

 

Next steps

Advanced Default Values - Working with Styles

Prices - Admin Setup