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I have two items related to reconfiguring bundles and how to handle existing subscriptions and assets. 

Currently we have a bundle configured as below:

1. Bundle Header (Parent) - Product A (renewable subscription that has a price associated with it)
   1. Child Product (product option) - Product B (one-time asset that has a price associated with it).

When added to a quote, since the child is not flagged as Bundled, pricing sits at both lines. The business now wants to re-design the bundle. They want it to look like the following:

1.  Bundle Header (Parent) - Product C (renewable subscription that has a $0 price)
   1. Child Product (product option) - Product A (renewable subscription that has a price associated with it).
   2. Child Product (product option) - Product B (one-time asset that has a price associated with it).

Pricing would sit at each child product line. I was thinking I could just reconfigure the bundle by creating the bundle header and adding Product A as a child and then Product B as a child. And remove the child option (product B) from from Product A (basically breaking the original bundle apart).  

But my concern is existing data that was sold under the current configuration. Do I create subscription bundle headers and then realign the current subscriptions and assets to the new bundle header (adding the Root ID, Required By ID, adjust the product option information on each subscription and asset)? If so, what are the possible risks to amendments and renewals? If this is not the best approach what would you suggest? I can’t create new product codes so I need to use the current products and product codes. 

We have a one time subscription Service product that is part of two bundles. We want to break this apart from the bundles to make it standalone and have it only added on new sales quotes. This Service product is a one-time subscription product.  

For new sales, I need to hide the options within the two bundles and have the product auto added. For amendments, I need the options available for the products being revised but if we are adding one of the two bundles for the first time we need the option for the Service product hidden in both bundles.  

How would i build this? For new sales I am thinking a product selection rule to add the standalone product. For new sales a product selection rule to hide the options. For amendments, how would I approach this? 

Thank you. 

Hello, 

My question is similar to one posted by someone a few years ago, but the solution doesn't work for us, so I'm reposting a reformatted question specific to my situation.

I inherited this org a few months ago. It's my first multicurrency org. We have configured a number of bundles in our CPQ environment. I recently discovered that some of the bundles have our default corporate currency (USD) and others have the local currency for the target country. They are added to the standard and custom price books in their local currency (no idea why we have a custom PB when the prices are not different--they're all $0--but that’s another story). Now, product options appear in BOTH local and USD WITHIN the same bundle. This was likely the result of cloning bundles with related and product options instead of building new bundles from scratch because of the similarities between the bundle construction. I personally would prefer that all product options for, say, India bundle be in INR (rupees). If I change that, how does it impact current outstanding opps and quotes?

The bigger question...

I had a user recently ask me to create a bundle in the local currency (probably unaware it already exists that way). So he thinks it's in USD for some reason. This led me to perform a test, creating quotes in both USD and the local foreign currency (Argentine Peso). Well, both quotes have the exact same price values for all of the product options; the only thing that changed is the currency ISO code. So product option A is $30 USD on the US quote line and $30 ARS on the ARS quote line--instead of 5171.17 ARS. This doesn't seem right and has caused me to question this whole CPQ setup--at least as it relates to multicurrency. Can anyone shed some light on this?

Additionally, as the original post mentioned, some bundle configuration objects contain a currency field, such as Feature, Product Option and Product. For this Agentina bundle, the Feature currency ISO code is USD. Again, I don't like the mix and match currency inconsistencies. Do I need to conform all of these currency fields to the local currency of the bundle? Obviously, Product currency would remain USD.