The manual

Eight chapters, in the order you actually work: first the configurator, then the choice groups, then prices, appearance, dependencies and everything that happens after checkout.

Creating a configurator Where a configurator is created, which four tabs it has and how it reaches a product. Streams: the choice groups Eight tabs per group - where the products come from, how many are allowed, what is mandatory. Prices and discounts Full price or surcharge, prices that apply only inside the configurator, discounts above a threshold. Presentation in the shop List, slider or gallery, images, click behaviour, collapsible groups and the position on the page. Dependencies and preselection Groups that appear only after a choice, locked products and a sensible starting state. Cart and order What ends up in the cart, what the order shows and what your ERP gets to see. All settings Every setting in the plugin configuration with its default, its options and what it changes. Glossary Stream, set, preselection, blacklist: the words from the interface, each explained in one sentence.

Reading it for the first time?

Chapters one and two carry everything else: a configurator holds streams, and a stream holds the rules. The rest can be looked up when you need it.

Something is not showing up

Then it is usually a rule, not a bug. Dependencies hide groups, the filter blocks products, and the input field never appears in the gallery.

The price is not what you expected

Prices and discounts lists the layers in order - and says what the discount threshold deliberately does not count.

Looking for one particular switch

All settings is generated from the plugin configuration itself, so it cannot drift away from it.

Or start with a worked example →