In configuring a product bundle that includes a TV service, what should the cardinality of the TV service product be?

In the context of configuring a product bundle that includes a TV service, the appropriate cardinality settings play an essential role in defining how many instances of that product can or must be included in the bundle.

Choosing a minimum cardinality of 1, default cardinality of 1, and maximum cardinality of 1 indicates that the TV service is a required component of the bundle. This means that whenever a customer selects the bundle, one TV service must be included. It ensures that there can never be a bundle that omits the TV service, enforcing its necessity for the configuration to be valid.

This type of configuration is typical in scenarios where specific services or elements must be included for the bundle to be functional or provide value. The default cardinality of 1 means that if no choice is made regarding the TV service, it automatically includes one instance of it, simplifying the user's experience by eliminating ambiguity.

Setting the maximum cardinality to 1 restricts users from adding more than one TV service to the bundle, which aligns with scenarios where having multiple instances would either not make sense or could complicate service provisions.

Overall, these settings ensure clarity and adherence to business rules in the configuration of product bundles, especially within CPQ (Configure, Price, Quote