Dimension-Based Product Setup

Enable dimension products with default height, width, and square-meter values directly on the product form.

Flexible Pricing Method

Choose whether pricing is calculated from dimensions or from quantity based on your business requirement.

Cross-Document Dimension Flow

Carry height, width, and M2 values from product to quotation, order, invoice, purchase, and manufacturing documents.

Report Integration

Show dimension columns on reports and automatically hide net price in quantity-based pricing mode.

Clean Multi-App Coverage

Work with Sales, Purchase, Accounting, and Manufacturing using one consistent product dimension setup.

Step 1: Configure Dimension Pricing in Sales Settings

Choose Price Calculation based on Dimension (m2) to compute pricing from height and width.

Step 2: Create a Dimension Product

Create a product, enable Is Dimension Product, and define the default height and width values.

Step 3: Create a Sales Quotation with Dimension Pricing

Add the dimension product on a quotation and verify net price is calculated from height x width x unit price.

Step 4: Mark the Product as a Dimension Product

Enable Is Dimension Product on the product form so height, width, and M2 become available across Sales, Purchase, Invoicing, and Manufacturing.

Step 5: Enter Product Measurements in Metres

Height and width are maintained in metres, and M2 is calculated from those metre-based values for dimension-enabled products.

Step 6: Add the Dimension Product on a Quotation

When you select a dimension-enabled product on the quotation line, the height, width, and M2 columns appear automatically and follow the configured pricing logic.

Step 7: Review the Sales Order in Dimension Mode

Confirm the quotation and check dimensions, M2, unit price, and net price on the sales order.

Step 8: Print the Sales Order Report in Dimension Mode

The sales order PDF shows height, width, M2, unit price, and net price in dimension mode.

Step 9: Create a Customer Invoice with Dimensions

Create an invoice and verify that the dimension values and net price are carried from sales.

Step 10: Print the Customer Invoice Report in Dimension Mode

The invoice PDF prints the dimension columns and net price for dimension-based pricing.

Step 11: Create an RFQ with Dimensions

Create a purchase quotation and confirm height, width, M2, and net price on the line.

Step 12: Print the RFQ Report in Dimension Mode

The RFQ PDF displays dimension fields and net price in dimension pricing mode.

Step 13: Create a Vendor Bill with Dimensions

Vendor bills retain height, width, M2, unit price, and net price for dimension products.

Step 14: Print the Vendor Bill Report in Dimension Mode

The vendor bill PDF shows dimension columns and net price in dimension-based mode.

Step 15: Create a Manufacturing Order with Dimensions

Manufacturing orders inherit the configured height, width, and M2 values from the product.

Step 16: Print the Manufacturing Report in Dimension Mode

The manufacturing PDF prints the product dimensions and M2 values in dimension mode.

Step 17: Switch Sales Settings to Quantity Pricing

Open Sales settings and move to the pricing option that controls dimension product calculation.

Step 18: Select Price Calculation based on Quantity

Choose the quantity-based calculation option so amounts are computed from quantity instead of net price.

Step 19: Create a Sales Quotation in Quantity Mode

The quotation keeps height, width, and M2 while the amount is calculated from quantity.

Step 20: Print the Sales Order Report in Quantity Mode

The sales order PDF hides net price and keeps the dimension columns aligned in quantity mode.

Step 21: Create a Customer Invoice with quantity

The invoice PDF follows quantity-based pricing and hides the net price column.

Step 22: Print the Custom Invoice Report in Quantity Mode

The purchase order preserves height, width, and M2 while pricing is computed from quantity.

Step 23: Create a Purchase order with quantity

The vendor bill keeps dimension details on the line while using quantity-based pricing.

Step 24: Print the Purchase order Report in Quantity Mode

The vendor bill PDF hides net price and reflects the quantity-based amount structure.

Step 25: create vendor bill with quantity

The purchase order PDF follows quantity pricing and keeps the dimension values visible.

Step 26: Print the Vendor Bill report in Quantity Mode

The manufacturing order still keeps height, width, and M2 after switching to quantity-based pricing.

Step 27: Create manufacturing report with quantity

The manufacturing PDF keeps the dimension output while following the quantity-based setup.

Step 28: Print manufacturing report in Quantity Mode

The manufacturing PDF keeps the dimension output while following the quantity-based setup.