When your converted model stops behaving as expected, where do you start looking?
You can’t test a CPQ model by clicking through it.
Translating preconditions into constraints sounds logical - until it kills your performance.
Automation seems like the answer - until it builds something no one wants to use.
If you’re copying SAP variant tables into CPQ as constraints, you’re doing too much work.
Writing your own SAP-to-CPQ rule parser might feel like a smart shortcut - until it isn’t.
What if your CPQ model simply didn’t match your ERP data - and you didn’t even know?
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