Table 23. PSP User Properties
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PSP: Active |
Y or N |
Turns PSP integration on or off, respectively. |
PSP: Buscomp Name |
Business component |
Business component used to raise signals to invoke the PSP engine, for example Internal Product PSP Integration. Changing this value is not recommended. |
PSP: Eligibility Fields |
Business component fields |
Fields belonging to the PSP Eligibility group, for example Eligibility Reason and Eligibility Status. A PSP group is a group of fields whose values are populated by the PSP engine when invoked by the same signals. |
PSP: Eligibility Group |
PSP group name |
Name of the PSP group that invokes eligibility check, typically Eligibility. |
PSP: Eligibility Signal |
Signal name |
Signal name invoked to populate all field values belong to the PSP Eligibility group, for example GetUserProdEligibility. |
PSP: Enabled BO: busobjname |
Y or N |
Determines whether PSP is active in the named business object. PSP integration is only turned on when PSP: Active is Y and PSP: Enabled BO: busobjname is Y. This approach allows the same product business component to be used with multiple business objects, as well as in applications without PSP logic. |
PSP: Mode |
PSP mode |
PSP Mode used to raise PSP signal, for example Product. This is an input to the context service to determine the variable map mode. |
PSP: Prepick Groups |
PSP group name or names |
Price and Eligibility are the two valid PSP groups. |
PSP: Price Fields |
Business component fields |
Fields belonging to the PSP Price group, for example Deals, List Price, and Net Price. A PSP group is a group of fields whose values are populated by the PSP engine when invoked by the same signals. |
PSP: Price Signal |
Signal name |
Signal name invoked to populate all field values belong to the PSP Price group, for example GetUserProdPrice. |