Customer Budget Group
Global order promising > Setup > Budget > Customer budget group
The customer budget group allows customers to be grouped together when considering budgets.
When setting up a budget, you can then select this group to include all specified customers.
This can be helpful when configuring budgets for your channels.
FIELD | DESCRIPTION |
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Customer budget group ID | Unique identifier for the customer budget group. |
Description | Description of the customer budget group. |
Customer budget group line | Define the customers to group together to leverage during budget processing. |
Budget Pools
Customer Group Pool
- If the budget scope is set to Customer group pool and customer group budget overrides are set up, item budgets can be tracked at the customer group level.
- If the budget scope is set to Customer group pool but no customer group overrides are set up, the budget record amount is used as a shared "pool" across all customers, whether part of a customer group or not.
Utilize Pool Budget on Exceed
- If customers are part of a customer group with the Utilize pool budget on exceed override budget option selected, the override amount is consumed first, then the "pool" amount.
Other
- If customers are part of a customer group that has an overridden amount specified, that budget amount is separate and consumed outside the "pool" amount.
Examples
The "pool" budget amount is 200. CustGroup A has an override budget of 100. CustGroup B has an override budget of 150.
All customers that do not fall into CustGroup A or CustGroup B share the "pool" budget of 200.
CustGroup A has a separate budget of 100 and CustGroup B has a separate budget of 150.
The same settings as Example A, but the Utilize pool budget on exceed checkbox is selected on the CustGroup B record.
CustGroup A has a budget of 100 (only). CustGroup B has its own budget of 150 and can additionally consume the shared "pool" of 200.
All customers that do not fall into CustGroup A or CustGroup B share the "pool" budget of 200.