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Hi Akash,
Thanks for logging this idea with us! While this is an interesting use case, it is also unique.
As you know, Sterling Order Management caters to a wide range of use cases, industries and business practices. The strength of our platform is the customization hooks that we allow in all layers of the software helping customers create an order management solution unique to them.
My goal as the Product Manager for Sterling Order Management is to identify use cases that can be generalized and used across multiple implementations. These include cross industry and cross georgraphy implementations. The idea that you mentioned is quite unique in payment terms and tender types. I feel that the applicability of the feature is narrow. Payment terms and tax implications can get very specific to geos and business types.
For these reasons, I am suggesting the use of our customization framework to use the recalculateLineTaxUE, recalculateHeaderTaxUE and orderRepricingUE to acheive the use case of conditionally adding/removing taxes or fees on order. I'm not able to consider this as a product feature candidate at this moment.
Thanks again for the idea and I look forward to reading more such ideas from you.
Regards,
Shishir Saha
Sr Product Manager
Sterling Order Management