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Examples of different transformation combinations

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Written by Jonas Østergård Bæk
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Working with Bidding Signals you can combine the transformations in different ways, which can sometimes cause confusion in how the numbers end up looking at the end.

On this page you can find examples of such chained calculations to help shine light on how the math works under the hood.

Transformation Example 1: COGS applied to Item Level and then Return Rate Applied (using total reduction calculation method)

Original

Field in Payload

COGS Transformation

Profit Value

Multiplier (lookup)

Adjusted Value

Item 1

500

item_id: "AAA"

300

200

0.8

160

Item 2

500

item_id: "BBB"

200

300

0.6

180

Other Costs (e.g. shipping, taxes, etc)

500

n/a

500

n/a

500

Revenue

1500

revenue

1000

840

Transformation Example 2: No item in lookup file (fallback). COGS applied to Item Level and then Return Rate Applied (using total reduction calculation method)

Original

Field in Payload

COGS Transformation

Profit Value

Multiplier (fallback)

Adjusted Value

Item 1

500

item_id: "AAA"

300

200

1

200

Item 2

500

item_id: "BBB"

0

500

0.5

250

Other Costs (e.g. shipping, taxes, etc)

500

n/a

500

n/a

500

Revenue

1500

revenue

1200

950

Transformation Example 3: COGS applied to Item Level and then Return Rate Applied (using item reduction calculation method, Legacy Method)

Note: Other costs are not factored into the total revenue calculation, after applying the return rate on item level

Original

Field in Payload

COGS Transformation

Profit Value

Multiplier (lookup)

Adjusted Value

Item 1

500

item_id: "AAA"

300

200

0.8

160

Item 2

500

item_id: "BBB"

200

300

0.6

180

Other Costs (e.g. shipping, taxes, etc)

500

n/a

500

n/a

0

Revenue

1500

revenue

1000

340

Transformation Example 4: No item in lookup file (fallback). COGS applied to Item Level and then Return Rate Applied (using item reduction calculation method, Legacy Method)

Note: Other costs are not factored into the total revenue calculation, after applying the return rate on item level

Original

Field in Payload

COGS Transformation

Profit Value

Multiplier (fallback)

Adjusted Value

Item 1

500

item_id: "AAA"

300

200

1

200

Item 2

500

item_id: "BBB"

0

500

0.5

250

Other Costs (e.g. shipping, taxes, etc)

500

n/a

500

n/a

0

Revenue

1500

revenue

1200

450

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