Spacing options let a user choose how far apart posts and trusses sit. Truss carriers are the beams those trusses rest on.
Truss Spacing is one of the Client Tools in SalesView, found in the left menu under Catalog Editor.
Not available on shed sites.
What you can change
Which spacing options customers can choose
The gap each option sets, and the label customers see
Where each option is offered
Whether an option appears on the quote
Truss carrier sizes
Common tasks
Add a spacing option
Select + Add spacing option.
Enter the gap in Spacing (feet).
The Label is named from the spacing until you edit it. Change it if you want something different.
Select Add spacing option.
Choose where an option is offered
Open the option and select the Visibility tab.
Under Offered on, choose Anywhere, Center Section, or Attached Leans.
To narrow it further, add a condition with + Require a frame spacing, + Require a truss, or + Require a roofing.
Keep an option off the quote
Open the option and switch Hide from order summary on.
Set up truss carriers
Select the Truss carriers tab.
Good to know
Spacing is the maximum gap between frames. Frames are spread evenly, so the real gap is never wider than what you enter.
Truss carriers are a one-time setup, needed only when your post and truss spacings differ.
Switching an option off leaves it in place but stops customers from choosing it.
Publishing your changes
Your changes aren't live until you publish them. See Getting Started with Client Tools for how publishing works.