I'm on a project to implement promotions using standard SAP to replace a custom Z table implementation.
The business uses variant configuration for its products where there is 1 item on the sales order and the product configuration details are within the characteristics and config. They don't place the characteristics onto the order directly, nor are there surcharges on the order to represent the selected characteristic value.
For example, if they sell a computer, only the main computer is on the sales order line and inside the config for the computer it lists the hard drive, the mouse (wired/wireless), and the keyboard (wired/wireless). The characteristics are not surcharges or materials on the sales order.
The promotions the business runs are determined to be valid based on multiple characteristics and their values being all true. The promotions could have prerequisites on as many as 100 different characteristics (while choosing up to 3 of any combination of the 100)
Assuming the characteristics and values below:
Char_HardDrive Values: A) 1Tb B) 2Tb
Char_Mouse Values: A) Wired B) Wireless
Char_Keyboard Values: A) Wired B) Wireless
A promotion would be as follows:
Receive 10% discount if you purchase a computer with a wireless mouse and a wireless keyboard
Is there a standard way to use promotions/bonus buys/sales deals where the dependencies/prerequisites are based on characteristic values? All I can find is when the prereq's are based on other materials.
Thank you for your time!
Mike