Feature sets are collections of features that can be associated with a product to define its capabilities or specifications. They are used to organize and manage product features in a structured way, which can be particularly useful for product comparison on the catalog pages. You can define the sequence of features within a feature set. When you create a feature set in the CPQ Admin console, you can add multiple features to it. Each feature you add is assigned a sequence number that is auto-populated. If you need to rearrange the sequence of these features, you can do so by clicking and dragging the rows to the desired order. Once you have arranged the features in the sequence you prefer, you can save the feature set, and this sequence is retained.
When a feature set is created, it must be associated with a product. The association allows for the comparison on the catalog pages.
Feature sets enable the comparison of products by allowing you to see different features side by side. This is particularly useful when products have minor differences that need to be highlighted.
Navigating the Feature Sets Page
When you launch the feature sets page on the UI, all the existing feature sets are listed on this page along with their details. There are various functionalities available for you to manage the feature sets.
Managing Views
You can manage column width, control which columns are displayed in the grid, freeze/pin a column range, or rearrange the column order. You can also filter the view of records in the grid by performing a keyword search, filtering the list by column value, or applying one or more advanced filters and filter logic. For more information, see Managing the View Settings and Filtering the Records.
Actions available on this page
- Click Create New to create a new feature set.
- Click the ellipsis icon
next to the feature set name to edit an existing feature set. - Click the feature set name link to open the feature set Details page.
- Export the selected feature sets. For more information, see Exporting Records.
The following sections describe various operations for managing feature sets: