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# Unsupported Product Setup Configuration

* Any component Product Profile Type that’s not General or Private.
* Security Level on Product Headers is ignored.
* Display flag on Product Headers is ignored.
* Units greater than 1 on Private Components.
* Tax Calculation Methods that are not listed above.
* Auto-Payments
* Differing Price Date Types (we assume it’s “Product Date”)
* Use of the Price Allocation, Discount Allocation, Commission Allocation checkboxes in Product Header Pricing.
* Optional Components
* Discounts
* Commissions
* Linked Product Headers
* Age rules on Product Headers
* Fulfillment Locations
* Override Revenue Locations
* Delivery Locations/Delivery Fees
* Product Output and Report Output
* Any rules on Product Components
* Payments being recorded as Credit in RTP
* Blackout Windows defined in RTP
* Rosters
* Inventory Pool ceilings are ignored
  * The assumption is the instructor has declared they’re available, so by definition there’s space.  
  * However, if there is no inventory configured for a given date, an error will be thrown.  
  * In this context, “no inventory” means the date does not exist, not that it exists with a ceiling of 0


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