Implementation

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Introduction

The implementation of the CPQ is based in different components or groups, each one with a specific and clear mission. All of them together build the CPQ functionality.

Component/Group	Type	Description
Data Model	SObjects	The different objects that stores the product setup definition and the resulting entities as assets and agreements
Catalog Manager	Apex Class	It’s in charge of getting the required Catalog information when configuring a Product.
Catalog Cache Manager	Apex Class	Simple Cache Handle to manage the Product definition cache.
ConfiguraionManager	Apex Class	It’s in charge of loading the Product Definition or existing orders and converting them in a structure that the Configurator can manage. It’s also the gateway for the different operations performed during the configuration process as validation, checkout, etc.
OrderManager	Apex Class	It keeps the logic for order activation and handling.
AgreementMappingRuleEngine	Apex Class	It’s in charge of converting the Product into an agreement.
Validation Engine	Apex Class	It performs the product validation when it’s requested.
Compatibility Engine	Apex Class	It checks the compatibility rules for the current configuration.
Eligibility Engine	Apex Class	In charge of identifying which products are available or not based on the Eligibility Rules
Unique Factory	Apex Class	It generates an unique id
ConfigurationWrapper	Apex Class	DTO Class used to handle and share the Configuration Context
UI Components	LWC	The different user interface components used to build the configurator
UI Helpers	LWC	Different Javascript helper classes to manage common operations

Key Concepts

The ConfigurationWrapper

The CPQ involves differente engines, classes and processes, and all of them needs to work on a specific Configuration Context. The Configuration Context is the group of all the current setup product along with it’s attributes, relationships, etc.

More information on [ ConfigurationWrapper ]({{< relref “configurationWrapper” >}}).

Implementation

Introduction

Key Concepts

The ConfigurationWrapper

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