Configuration Groups tab
Use the Configuration Groups tab to view and manage groups of that are available for you. See Infor CPQ Overview
To access the Configuration Groups tab you can:
- Click Integrations list view and click . on the Navigation Bar to access the
- Click the Configuration Group tab.
On this page:
- You can add a configuration group. See Creating CPQ configuration groups
- To modify a group you can click the
Edit Config Group window to make
your changes and click . See Creating CPQ configuration groups
Note: To modify a group , you can also select the required column to edit and maker your changes. Once finished, click .
hyperlink of
the group to edit. Use the
- To remove a configuration group you can select the required group, click and click .
The view contains these fields:
Field Name | Description |
---|---|
Edit | Click this link to access the Config Groups dialog where you can edit settings for the selected group. See Creating CPQ configuration groups |
Application Name | The application name registered in the Product Configuration Manager. It is a combination of the configuration model and the output database. For example: InforCRM_DB. |
Config Group Name | The intuitive name of your choice. |
Description | A description of the group. |
Instance Name | The instance ID that identifies your database instance. For example, InforCRM_DB. A single server can host several instances of PCM Configurator. |
Name Space | The namespace of the product configurator model as defined in PCM Design Studio. |
Service URL | The URL for the Integration Web Service. |
System Default | The default configuration group to use for new configured products if more than one group is defined. |
API Key | The key used to identify the tenant connection to
the API. This key can be acquired by the tenant administrator
through the PCM Home page. Keep this key private. To integrate with MT cloud based CPQ-Configurator, you must specify the API Key. For the on-premise implementation of CPQ-Configurators, specifying the API Key is not always required. |