In the highly anticipated R4 release, Veloce’s API Composer makes easy integration of your CPQ platform with other systems.
Have you tried out the amazing ChatGPT? If you’ve interacted with it or seen screenshots of what it can do, you know there could be endless possibilities.
The driving theme of development for Veloce CPQ is working with customers who are on CPQ apps that can’t perform what is needed. We see this often, where customers have been on other CPQ apps where requirements go unmet despite promises to meet the need in the ‘next’ development phase.
To remain relevant and sustain growth in any industry, you must constantly innovate. Your products need to adapt at a torrid pace to meet the ever-changing whims of the customer.
Veloce’s composable API based CPQ architecture is an agile platform that enables our customers to implement new CPQ processes and adapt to the constantly changing business requirements quickly.
Shaowei Mao, Co-founder and CEO of Veloce, writes about the innovation in the development of Veloce CPQ.
We work with Salesforce customers to help them to augment Salesforce CPQ. There are five areas where Veloce can help companies get the value that they were expecting from Salesforce CPQ.
The R word. The signs are all around us it seems — from large layoffs at tech companies to slowdowns in manufacturing and a potential new round of supply-chain disruptions brought on by pandemics. What is the best course of action when fighting economic headwinds?
If the CPQ fits, wear it! But much of the time — let’s be honest — the CPQ doesn’t fit. Here’s an insider look at how to successfully choose a CPQ partner, from a seasoned executive who has seen it all when it comes to companies looking for the right fit (okay, maybe I haven’t seen it ALL, but pretty close!)
Not only have you NOT seen an ROI since you deployed your new CPQ application—assuming you were actually able to deploy, the CPQ has not brought the desired results to your sales and quoting process.
