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Quote Header logic is used when you need to:

• Create input fields on:

  • Quote header

  • Quote folders

  • Quote items (not so common)

• Hide out-of-the-box header input fields.

• Add or remove quote items and folders, e.g. modify the structure of the document.

• Calculate results for:

  • Whole quote, e.g. summaries like grand total price or overall margin.

  • Folders (not so common), e.g. sub-summaries for the folders.

  • Items (not so common), e.g. particular results of the line items.

To understand where the header logic belongs in the process, see Process of Full Quote Recalculation.

Logic API

• Logic Nature: quoteHeader

  • Logic Type: Calculation/Pricing

• Execution Types:

  • Standard – It is done twice and the executions are called phases. They have different purposes, so you must distinguish these executions in the code by checking which execution it is at the moment:

    • pre-phase – First execution. It creates input fields on the header, folders or items, and creates/removes the items/folders.

    • post-phase – Second execution. It calculates summary info of items and stores them on the header, folder or items.

• Information provided to the logic:

  • Binding variables:

    • quoteProcessor: QuoteBuilder

      • CAUTION: When using

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• • • • Pricefx non-React user interface, then during pre-phase, the quoteProcessor.quoteView will NOT contain values of outputs. The only exception are "overridable" outputs. This limitation is to optimize performance when sending data between the user interface and backend.

  • context:

    • commandName - info about which operation caused the execution of this logic, e.g. if it was Recalculate, Submit, etc. See api.currentContext() for details.

• Expected logic execution outcome:

  • pre-phase execution:

    • Definition of input fields – via quoteProcessor.addOrUpdateInput().

    • Content of api.global created by the pre-phase header logic will be persisted and available to the Quote Item Logic when calculating the line items.

  • post-phase execution:

    • Header calculation results – via quoteProcessor.addOrUpdateOutput().

    • Custom header – via quoteProcessor.addOrUpdateOutput().

    • Set attributeX field values – via quoteProcessor.updateField("attribute1", "value").

    • Hide out-of-the-box buttons – via quoteProcessor.setRenderInfo().

    • Raise critical alert – if the logic creates at least one critical alert, it is considered as an exception, and the process (e.g. submission) will stop.

  • Note that the results of the logic elements are not stored or displayed anywhere (with the exception of testing the logic in Studio)

  • In general, the logic is expected to use the provided QuoteBuilder object to manipulate the content of the document. For a list of allowed manipulations, see the description of the object CalculableLineItemCollectionBuilder.

Code Sample

See Quote_Header_Sample.

Groovy API

There are some commonly used functions for header logics:

• Check for which phase the logic is executed:

  • quoteProcessor. isPrePhase()

  • quoteProcessor. isPostPhase()

• Read the quote header/items data:

  • quoteProcessor. getQuoteView()

• Create input fields on header, folder or item:

  • quoteProcessor. addOrUpdateInput()

• Create outputs/results on header, folder or item:

  • quoteProcessor. addOrUpdateOutput