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# New Features Added in Item wise Schemes

Until now Setup Item Wise Schemes works item wise only (i.e. you have to define scheme for individual items). But now, we have added and option to configure same scheme Group Wise.

We have also added an option to set Conversion Factor ( C.F.) in same scheme. You can now define slabs on the basis of selected Conversion Factor.

**Main Menu: Setup> Configurations> Setup Item Wise Schemes**

**Main Menu: Setup> Configurations> Setup Party+Item wise Schemes**

Setup Item Wise Scheme form will appear on your scheme.

**Group Wise:**

Now, If you want to implement schemes on certain item group, select group as per your requirement.

Until now Setup Item Wise Schemes works item wise only (i.e. you have to define scheme for individual items). But now, we have added and option to configure same scheme Group Wise.

We have also added an option to set Conversion Factor ( C.F.) in same scheme. You can now define slabs on the basis of selected Conversion Factor.

**Main Menu: Setup> Configurations> Setup Item Wise Schemes**

**Main Menu: Setup> Configurations> Setup Party+Item wise Schemes**

Setup Item Wise Scheme form will appear on your scheme.

**Group Wise:**

Now, If you want to implement schemes on certain item group, select group as per your requirement.

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**C.F wise**

This form also allows you to select specific Conversion Factor to implement a scheme. You can use the combination of units and packs through it.

<figure><img src="/files/654aaRaKXR92tN0wOmSm" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>


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