Price Calculation Based on BOM (Bill of Materials)
In equipme, the sales price of a service can be automatically calculated based on the individual items it contains, using your existing Sourcing Products as the price reference.
This setup helps ensure that service pricing remains consistent, flexible, and easy to maintain - even when underlying product prices change.
How it works
When creating a service, multiple products can be assigned through the Bill of Materials (BOM) - for example, a device, a license package, and accessories.
In the offer, the “Price Synchronization” toggle can be activated.
Once enabled, equipme will automatically sum up the sales prices of all linked Sourcing Products and apply the result as the total service price.
This ensures that service prices stay accurate without requiring manual recalculations whenever individual product prices change.
Where the prices come from
Prices are sourced directly from the Sourcing Products maintained in equipme. There are several ways to manage and update these prices:
Manual maintenance: Prices can be edited directly in the Sourcing Product detail view.
Bulk updates via CSV import: When working from external lists, such as ERP exports, prices can be imported in batches into equipme.
Integration via API: Sourcing Product prices can also be updated automatically through an API integration with an external ERP system. This allows equipme to pull product pricing from connected systems without requiring manual imports, ensuring even higher automation and accuracy.
Using these options, organizations can adapt their pricing strategy based on their internal workflows and available integrations.
What happens when products are used across multiple services
If a Sourcing Product is part of multiple BOMs across different services, updating the product’s sales price - whether manually, via CSV, or via API - will automatically update all related services that use BOM price calculation.
There is no need to manually adjust every single offer. Changes flow automatically from the Sourcing Product level into the service offers.
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