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Purpose: The purpose of this exercise is to show you how to set up the basic data required to use price lists.
Windows:
Customer
General exercise for creating Customer.
Purpose: The purpose of this exercise is to show you how to set up the basic data required to create part-based price lists and enter customer orders.
Windows:
Sales Part
General exercise for entering Sales Part.
Purpose: The purpose of this exercise is to set up the assortment and connect a part to an assortment node. This assortment will be connected to a part-based price list.
Windows:
Assortment
General exercise for creating Assortment.
Purpose: The purpose of this exercise is to show you how prices and discounts are retrieved from price lists.
Windows:
Sales Price List
Customer Order
Sales Basic Data/Sales Price Groups
Use your skills to create a price list in USD for chassis XX48-100 Standard. Use the information listed in the table below, and connect the price list to Customer XX120 Benetton.
Min. Quantity | Sales Price | Discount |
0 | Base price + 10% offset | No discount |
50 pcs. | Base price + 5% offset | 10% discount |
100 pcs. | Base price | 20% discount |
Purpose: The purpose of this exercise is to show you how prices and discounts are retrieved from assortment node-based prices in a part-based sales price list.
Windows:
Sales Price List
Customer Order
Sales Basic Data/Sales Price Groups
Use the same USD price list that you created in the previous exercise. It is already connected to the customer XX120 Benetton. Connect the assortment ID XXA85 to the sales price list. In the Assortment Node Based tab, for the assortment node XXA85-1, enter these prices.
Min Quantity | Price | Discount |
0 pcs | 100 | No discount |
50 pcs | 90 | 5% |
100 pcs | 80 | 10% |
Purpose: The purpose of this exercise is to show you how a preferred price list can be used regardless of the order currency.
Windows:
Customer Order
Sales Basic Data/Sales Price Groups
Use the same USD price list that you created in the previous exercise. It is already connected to the customer XX120 Benetton.
Purpose: The purpose of this exercise is to show you how prices and discounts are retrieved from a unit-based price list.
Windows:
Sales Price List
Customer Order
Sales Basic Data/Sales Price Groups
Use your skills to create a unit-based price list in USD for XX88-100 Paint. Use the information listed in the table below, and connect the price list to Customer XX120 Benetton.
Min Quantity | Sales Price | Discount |
0 liters | 15 USD | No discount |
10 liters | 10 USD | 10% discount |
Purpose: The purpose of this exercise is to show you how the price effective date affect price retrieval on customer order line.
Windows:
Site
Sales Price List
Customer Order
Sales Basic Data/Sales Price Groups
Note: This exercise assumes that XXBenetton uses the Delivery Date pricing method, which is specified in the Site/Sales and Procurement tab. When the pricing method is set to Delivery Date, make sure that the Update Price Effective Date check box is automatically selected. Use your skills to create a price list for chassis XX48-100 Standard using the information from the table below.
Min. Quantity | Sales Price | Valid From |
1 pc. | Base price | Today's date – 7 days |
1 pc. | Base price + 10% offset | Today's date + 7 days |