Calculated Variables in Pricing tables
Ability to add variables in columns that are not just plain text so that they can be multiplied.
Shannon Morgan
shared this idea
Hi. We aren’t planning on building this into our feature set at this point in time since it doesn’t fit into our current product roadmap. Please keep upvoting this idea so we can keep considering it every time we work on our roadmap.
Should you come across any other ideas that suit your business needs, don’t hesitate to give them an upvote!
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Jaynna Ellis Dela Llana commented
Ability to perform calculations on variables.
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Marinke commented
this is absolutely critical for our business - not having this features slows us down
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Zach Snyder
commented
I have set up fields in my CRM to auto-calculate pricing for each line item, and it would be great if those variables could transfer automatically in the corresponding pricing table price column!
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heba commented
On integrating with monday.com, it'll be great to extract variables for formula columns, which isn't available now, to reflect them as the final number/output of a formula.
It would be super helpful for companies who report calculations from monday.com through PandaDoc.Hope to see it in action soon!
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For example, adding a variable to the price spot for one of the line items.
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Brian Mayer commented
ie. set a "months" variable that can be used anywhere in a pricing table, (such as within an Additional Multiplier column) so that pricing in all tables in a document can be updated with one data point.
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Brock Martin
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Would like to have ability to use variables based on Pricing Table "sections"
For example, Hardware, software, consumables are all a section on my pricing table. I would like to have the sections tally and then have ability to use tokens to do a summary table based off those totals
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AdminJoey Patti
(Admin, PandaDoc)
commented
have a line item in our pricing table reference an above line item to calculate the cost for that line item?
Example: Business license on line # 1
Pull in line # 2 as onboarding for 20% the cost of line item # 1 -
fill the price in the pricing table with a variable
