Product Configurator: Advanced Use Cases

Retailers of furniture, clothes, cars or electronic devices are all facing the same challenge: to provide as many combinations for their products as possible to meet the market demand.
Providing an easy way for customers to select the item they are looking for through e-commerce is a must-have, but what about the comfort of the salesperson when it comes to quickly creating a quotation? What about the integration with other modules such as manufacturing?
During this talk, you will discover how to easily integrate the variants in your daily operations to provide high flexibility and usability to all your employees.

[Epkur]

Thanks for the nice talk. I happen to work for a furniture retailer :). But our problem with your pricing paradigm is, that you can't express that the leather option costs +100€ for the 1meter Sofa and +200€ for the 3 meter one. Do you have a solution for this?
I think an extra price Matrix would be a nice and easy to understand solution. Maybe with some excel-style functions (like cell-dependencies, +, -*, / ) to speed up the pricing.

I understand that a change in pricing paradigm triggers a lot of code-changes but an option for an extra price Matrix would fit so much better to all businesses that have products with variable size.

[HeroTimeManufacturing]

Yes, very interesting product configurator, my problem is that all my products are 100% bespoke and each customer chooses different dimension which have an effect on the cost, so there is a need for a formula to calculate the price