configure the pricing table, to show price with discount and extended price column.

Add ZWL i.e. Zimbabwean dollar to available currencies.

to change the decimals on the cell level

columns to retain their default name in Ev2 once after unhidden

Ability to add conditional fees.
The customer would like to have an option for his customers to disable fees by uploading a tax-exempt certificate. That should disable taxes/fees in the pricing table.

I don't use the advanced document creation features... just signing (at least for now) and I'd love it if there was a paid version (in the ~$8-9/month range) that placed it below the essentials plan, and on par with other esign apps, including advanced signing-only features (audit trail, Zapier, custom branding, etc).

I'm probably the only one who will ever need this but it is crucial to my organization. If you could implement this change and add this currency, I would love PandaDoc forever. I would imagine that it would only take a second to add it in the drop down options for table currencies in the property settings of price tables. It would just have to read "XPF CFP francs". Thanks!

Ability to make it so the profit margin app excludes selected pricing tables

ability to see the line subtotal for 1 product (if there are more in 1 in qty column)

ability to enable quantity editing like in EV1

Ability to hide amount from Clients, Once the document is signed the Sender will receive the document with revealed amount

Have the totals that are pre-multiplier (pre-tax, pre-discount, etc) that you can use (or default to) in the pricing table totals section (or in the columns for that matter).

Have "USD" on the pricing table

We have a customer that does strictly channel quotes. So they need to have the product list price, sales price, a discount AND a reseller margin (additional discount). Please see NSP Pricing Sample

The ability to link multiple quantities together in a pricing table - for example, if the recipient doubled the quantity of one item, another item quantity would automatically double.

When calculating and rounding prices in the PT, 2 decimal digits should be taken into account. The third/forth, etc. digits should be discarded. I.e. if the calculation results in 100,0053, the price should be displayed as 100,00, not 100,01