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How can I avoid scope creep during CPQ implementation?

Avoid scope creep by defining clear project objectives, involving key stakeholders, establishing change control processes, and sticking to prioritized features.

Scope creep is often due to evolving business needs, unclear goals, or adding too many custom features mid-project. It causes delays and budget overruns. Prevent this by documenting requirements upfront, securing stakeholder agreement, and implementing a formal change approval process. Regular reviews ensure alignment and focus on must-have functionalities.

CPQ-Pro’s implementation framework emphasizes early requirement gathering, controlled customization, and change management processes. Transparent tracking tools keep all parties aligned. Use CPQ-Pro’s free trial and guided setup to stay scope-focused.