Too many CPQ projects fail not because of the chosen tool, but because the underlying business logic was never formalized independently of the solution. The result: configuration, pricing rules, and approval workflows are designed around the technical constraints of the chosen editor, rather than the other way around. The day the organization changes tools, or simply wants to evolve its solution, everything has to be rebuilt, because the business logic only ever existed in the settings of the old system.
Our CPQ Framework reverses this approach. It first establishes the business logic, independently of any editor, and this logic then becomes the specification that guides the configuration of any technology solution, and that remains valid even if the organization changes editors afterward.