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Common SoloSign Formulas in DocuSign
Here is a list of common values retrieved using a formula data label in DocuSign. If you’re unsure how Formula Data Labels work, please reference this article HERE 📄.
Anything in brackets [ ] is referencing a separate data label
Panel Wattage
( [system_size_kw] / [number_of_modules] ) * 1000
Price Per Watt
[$/kwh] * 1000
System Size in Watts
[system_size_kW] * 1000
Sales/Final Price Per Watt
[total_installed_system_price] / ( [system_size_kW] * 1000)
Base Price Per Watt:
( [total_installed_system_price] / [system_size_kW] ) / 1000
Common Payment Schedule w/ Deposit:
( [total_installed_system_price] - [customer_deposit_amount] ) * 0.5
- 0.5 is an example of calculating for 50%, adjust this decimal to get your desired percentage.
Common Payment Schedule without Deposit
[total_installed_system_price] * 0.4
- 0.4 is an example of calculating for 40%, adjust this decimal to get your desired percentage.
Adding Days to a Date Signed
AddDays( [Date Signed], 3)
- The 3 used in this equation is an example of adding 3 days, adjust this number to get your desired number of days added.