This podcast from Oracle CPQ describes the Migration Center, a tool for transferring and managing configuration components between different Oracle CPQ sites. The podcast outlines the process of migrating components, which involves copying objects from a source site to a target site. It explains the various migration modes, including importing from source, importing packages, and connecting to destination. The podcast also covers migration packages, which allow admins to create groups of objects for repeated migrations. Finally, it provides detailed instructions on performing rollbacks and snapshots, which enable admins to undo migrations and revert to previous states of the target site.

This podcast from the Oracle CPQ documentation explains how to administer and use the Shopping Cart feature in Oracle CPQ 22B and later versions. It details how administrators can enable and configure the Shopping Cart for different Commerce Processes, which allows users to add products to their shopping cart, view a preview of the items and their total cost, and then check out to create a transaction. The podcast provides step-by-step instructions for administrators on how to enable the Shopping Cart, configure its settings, and create shopping cart process invocations. It also explains how to add the Shopping Cart to navigation menus so that users can easily access it. The podcast emphasizes that the Shopping Cart is session-based, meaning that its contents are lost when the user logs out, and that users can no longer edit the quantity of items in the cart. This feature simplifies the process of creating shopping cart navigation links and allows administrators to manage user access to the Shopping Cart. The podcast also includes a FAQ section to address common questions about the Shopping Cart functionality.

Oracle CPQ Favorites is a feature that allows administrators and users to save common configurations and frequently selected parts for quick access when creating quotes. The podcast provides a detailed guide on using and administering Favorites, covering topics such as creating and managing favorite folders, sharing favorites with individuals or user groups, searching and sorting favorites, and updating the Favorites List. The podcast also explains how to invoke Commerce processes, such as creating transactions and adding items to a shopping cart, directly from the Favorites List. It further highlights the behavior of BOM-related models in Favorites and how these models can be used to create quotes. The podcast concludes by discussing troubleshooting tips for Favorites, including debugging rules and creating a Favorite Item ID.

Oracle CPQ (Configure, Price, Quote) is a powerful tool for businesses to streamline their sales processes. This podcast covers essential tips and considerations for using Oracle CPQ effectively, focusing on the Document Designer, Email Designer, and Migration processes. These insights will help administrators and users maximize the platform's capabilities while avoiding common pitfalls.

The podcast outlines the various configuration settings available within the Oracle CPQ system, a tool used for configuring and pricing products. These settings can be accessed through the “Configuration Options” page, which is located within the “Admin” section of the system. The settings are grouped into categories, such as "Configuration UI Options", "Configurable Price Options", and "Recommended Item Options", enabling administrators to customize the look and feel of the configuration process, manage price display, and define recommended items. Additionally, the podcast details advanced settings related to BOM mapping, configuration saving, integration with other Oracle systems, and debug options. These options offer fine-grained control over the configuration process, allowing for optimization of performance, user experience, and system integration. Notably, some settings are depreciated, indicating that they may be phased out in future releases. The podcast highlights the importance of deploying product families after making changes to the configuration, ensuring that the cache is synchronized with the latest data. It also emphasizes the importance of choosing the appropriate settings for multi-node configuration flows to maintain a seamless user experience.

This podcast guides users through customizing Commerce Process settings within the Oracle CPQ platform. It provides a detailed outline of various configurable options, each with a clear description and instructions on how to modify them. These settings range from controlling the deployment, cloning, and migration of Commerce Processes to managing search functionality, transaction IDs, and even customizing the appearance of the line item grid. The podcast also touches on important considerations like pricing behavior, advanced validation, and the impact of configuration changes on existing data. The overall purpose of this podcast is to empower users with the ability to tailor their Commerce Process experience within Oracle CPQ to suit their specific needs and workflows.

This podcast, from the BigMachines (now Oracle CPQ) platform, outlines how administrators can configure various settings related to the overall functionality of the site. It covers essential aspects like general site options, login settings, password settings, network settings, and feature settings. Each of these sections is further broken down into specific options, providing detailed explanations of their function and how they influence user experience. The host also highlights key features like usage reports, login history, and search behavior, offering step-by-step instructions on how to utilize them. Ultimately, this podcast serves as a guide for administrators to customize the BigMachines site to meet specific business requirements and ensure a secure, efficient, and user-friendly platform.

The podcast details how to use the Product Workbench, a tool designed for product managers to intuitively define and manage products and services in Oracle CPQ (Configure, Price, Quote) and Oracle Redwood Sales. It provides a product-centric view of pricing data, allowing for easy setting and editing of pricing across different conditions, defining contextual pricing, and creating multiple charges per product under various circumstances. Key features include the ability to view and manage pricing plans and charges, view detailed product information, edit configurations for products with optional items, and seamlessly integrate with Oracle Sales and other Oracle Fusion CRM systems. The podcast also outlines the steps involved in enabling the Product Workbench, adding rate plans and charges, and creating BOM (Bill of Materials) configurators.