Hello guys, I’d like to display how much a product helps save in terms of money (parameter 1) and time (parameter 2), based on the number of employees (parameter 3).
At the moment (Price Slider), I’m working with fixed containers like [UNITS_AMOUNT], [PRICE], and [DISCOUNT], which are a bit rigid. For example, I can’t remove the ‘%’ symbol from [DISCOUNT], or the currency symbols ($, £, €) from [PRICE].
It would be amazing to have more flexible variables that allow us to represent different kinds of values, without automatic formatting. This way we could customise the output more freely and use the same structure across different contexts.
Hello @Cafritto,
You’re write, you can’t remove the % symbol from the discount. We’ll add this option (hopefully very soon).
You can remove the currency (select None on the currency selector)
Hey Erez, thanks for the update! Unfortunately, this doesn’t quite solve the issue.
Right now, [DISCOUNT] follows the standard discount logic, but what I actually need is an additional variable—something like [UNITS_AMOUNT_2]—that I can use more freely.
Here’s what I’m trying to achieve: I’d like to show how the service impacts MONEY saved and TIME saved, based on the number of EMPLOYEES (sliders).
For example:
If there are 50 employees (sliders), the service saves 100 days and 10,000€ per year
If there are 100 employees (sliders), it saves 200 days and 20,000€, and so on.
So ideally, I’d like a variable that lets me display custom numbers (not tied to pricing or discount logic) so I can show this kind of dynamic result.
Let me know if that makes sense or if it’s easier to jump on a quick call to walk through it. Thanks again!
Unfortunately, this doesn’t quite solve the issue.