What is the estimated shipping time for a product?
To know when certain products will be shipped is often a challenging question, causing inefficient phone calls and back and forth emailing. Increase your customer relationship with HiveCPQ’s new feature 'Shipping Schedules', which can be activated by any manufacturer.
Hive CPQ Shipping Schedules
HiveCPQ will display an estimated shipping time, based on the complex configurations, at any stage.Optionally, manufacturers can display an overview of different shipping schedules per product (categories). A shipping schedule can be “Week 35” or “Upon request”.
You will get all your shipping information gathered in your project start page, while placing an order:
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