Deliver clear, localized troubleshooting guidance with full translation support for every run-time message. Complete complex bundle configurations faster by using a streamlined interface to edit attributes and clone product instances directly from component option cards. Improve configuration performance with non-blocking UI behavior for options, and troubleshoot configurations with configuration logs. Access the Configurator API by using a Lightning web component, and use Lightning Message Service events to update fields in a third-party Configurator component.
- Accelerate Troubleshooting for Global Teams with Translation Support for Run-Time Messages
Provide your sales reps with localized messages for warnings, errors, or other information in the Configurator. Set up custom labels from Constraint Builder for translating all run-time messages defined within a constraint model. Use bulk label generation to accelerate the label setup. Reuse existing labels easily with autocomplete options in CML Editor and Visual Builder. Boost adoption and reduce confusion with the capability to define clear, understandable messages in local languages for troubleshooting and guidance. - Improve Usability with a More Flexible and Intuitive Configurator Interface
Sales reps can gain better control of their product configurations with a more streamlined Configurator interface. Make informed decisions faster by viewing, comparing, and editing product attributes and context fields directly on the component option cards. Easily add multiple instances of a dynamic product or clone product instances with their current configurations. These enhancements, providing flexibility and a more consolidated view, help sales reps complete bundle configurations faster with fewer clicks and less scrolling. - Enable Non-Blocking UI Behavior for Attributes and Options
With non-blocking UI behavior for attributes and options, you can change multiple values on a product without waiting for system response, to speed up the configuration process. After the changes load, actions including Save, Save and Exit, Cancel, and Update Prices are available. - Use Configuration Logs to Debug Configurations
Generate and review configuration logs to analyze configuration behavior and address inefficiencies. Use the configuration logs to make sure that your configurations perform as expected. - Access Configurator API More Easily by Using a Lightning Web Component
Use a wire adapter with a Lightning web component to access Configurator API. The wire adapter simplifies the process for fetching data, compared to using Connect API. Use Configurator API to build a custom configurator UI and incorporate existing first-party configurator UI components as needed. - Update Sales Transaction Fields in a Third-Party Configurator UI
Use Lightning Message Service (LMS) events to update all fields that are set up as editable on a sales transaction item, including custom fields, for third-party configurator UI components. With the increased flexibility, third-party components can easily communicate with Data Manager in the product configurator flow. - Updates in Default Product Configurator Flow
The Default Product Configurator flow has new attributes. If you’ve cloned the Default Product Configurator flow before Spring ’26, manually map the new attributes in your customized flow, or clone the default flow and apply your customizations again.