Bundle example

In this example, Zuora Revenue is expected to split one sales order line into three children lines that fall into different product categories.

To achieve this goal, the following actions are required:

1. Three POB templates are created for the three children lines. For information about how to create POB templates, see Create POB Template.
   

2. The advanced assignment rule is created and associated with each POB template.
   The following graphic shows the rule that is associated with the Maintenance_OverTime POB template.
   
   This rule has "Product Category = Maintenance" as the criteria when you click the button in the Actions column and it is also the parent line.
   
   The other two rules associated with other POB templates have “ Product Category = Services” or “ Product Category = Licenses” as the criteria.
   For information about how to define POB assignment rules, see Define POB Assignment Rules.
3. Create a bundle template. In the Field Mapping tab, enable the Bundle Cfg Item Num and Product Category fields as the bundle criteria.
4. In the downloaded bundle file, fill in the data as follows and then upload the bundle definitions to Zuora Revenue.

   Bndl Cfg Valid From	Bndl Cfg Valid Until	Parent Item Num	Sell Price Split Type	Sell Price Split Val	List Price Split Type	List Price Split Val	Bndl Cfg Quantity	Bndl Cfg Duration	Bndl Cfg Item Num	Product Category
   01/01/2019			PCT_OF_SP		PCT_OF_LP		1		101	Maintenance
   01/01/2019		101		60		60	1	12	102	Licenses
   01/01/2019		101		40		40	1	12	103	Services

As a result, after a sales order line is uploaded to Zuora Revenue as one single parent line, the sales order line is split into three lines in the Workbench as shown in the following graphic.