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I am new to airtable and trying to determine if this is the proper tool to create a product configurator for our website. I was wondering if anyone has created a product configurator before with airtable and can recommend a starting point or share a template they may have? We are not going to include prices which should make this easier. I am just trying to get an understanding of where to start.
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Configurators can be found in various forms and different industries (Felfernig et al. (2014)). They are employed in B2B (business to business), as well as B2C (business to consumer) markets and are operated either by trained staff or customers themselves. Whereas B2B configurators are primarily used to support sales and lift production efficiency, B2C configurators are often employed as design tools that allow customers to "co-design" their own products. This is reflected in different advantages according to usage:[1]
Configurators enable mass customization, which depends on a deep and efficient integration of customers into value creation. Salvador et al. identified three fundamental capabilities determining the ability of a company to mass-customize its offering, i.e. solution space development, robust process design and choice navigation (Salvador, Martin & Piller (2009)). Configurators serve as an important tool for choice navigation. Configurators have been widely used in e-Commerce. Examples can be found in different industries like accessories, apparel, automobile, food, industrial goods etc. The main challenge of choice navigation lies in the ability to support customers in identifying their own solutions while minimizing complexity and the burden of choice, i.e. improving the experience of customer needs, elicitation and interaction in a configuration process. Many efforts have been put along this direction to enhance the efficiency of configurator design, such as adaptive configurators(Wang & Tseng (2011);Jalali & Leake (2012)). The prediction is integrated into the configurator to improve the quality and speed of configuration process. Configurators may also be used to limit or eliminate mass customization if intended to do so. This is accomplished through limiting of allowable options in data models.
My current process is:
Using apple configurator, I prepare the device. I have to do manual configuration and tick add to device enrollment program. I can't tick "activate and complete enrollment, or else the ipad hangs when fetching remote management config. (yes, it has a working wifi config)
When it comes to the ABM/Configurator flow, it works a lot better when you are buying new devices that are automatically added to ABM and your default MDM. The configurator approach is a bit more intensive but you have to remember that up until about a year ago, there was no way to manually add previously purchased iOS devices. This, while being a bit of a pain setting up, is still much better than nothing at all.
Apple Configurator DOES add the devices to DEP - Its just that once there, you have to manually move them from the "MDM server" (devices added by apple configurator) to the meraki MDM server, This is despite the default DEP profile in Apple Business centre being set to meraki.
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In our case, we have base parts for example: C-ABC-12 that have their configurations imparted to them every time dynamically, C-ABC-12 will generally slightly different options & mom sometimes so saying it cannot be done is untrue. Each update to the SO/Quote or Job if being made to stock will fully reconfigure the product. As these items have a base GVWR and configuration there are multiple options allowing for different colors/option upgrades etc, but because the base frame is the same the base part does not change only the options/parts list which is created via the keep when rules for the configurator. There are many different frames/mfgs/models to choose in the top half which will update the options dataset in the bottom half of the configurator for each configurable model from on base configurable part.
This almost sounds like your (re)configuration is not being saved properly for some reason. As I understand it, the system runs the configurator rulesets against the saved configuration whenever you use Get Details. If that is not happening my assumption would be bad settings somewhere or a bug.
AFAIK whatever configuration is stored with that SO for that part will be created within the job when the Get Details functionality kicks off same goes with Order Job wizard clicking that check box will trigger the configurator rules to be run and the part configuration created/updated.
The job does not get its MoM from the configuration, it gets it from the part. No configurator rules run on the job. The part created by the configurator is in every respect an ordinary non-configurable part. This is a good thing; this is exactly what the Create Non-Configurable Part option is supposed to do. The job gets the wrong MoM because a Part MoM that was created by the configurator is not updated when an order line is reconfigured. 006ab0faaa