Price List Browse
This program lets you browse and view details of existing price lists.
Exploring
This program is accessed from the Program List of the SYSPRO menu:
- Program List > Sales Orders > Pricing Engine > Browses
The pricing engine is used to create flexible, multi-level pricing structures to manage a wide variety of price rules and methods. To facilitate this, a customer is linked to a price group which contains price rules. Price rules may refer to price lists or other configurations like invoice discounts or order discount breaks. Price lists can be created for stock codes, product classes, departments and price categories.
A stock code can exist on multiple price lists, which can have different price methods defined (e.g. flat price, price less %, etc.). In addition, multiple price lists can be linked to one price group, where each price list functions as a price rule.
The pricing method determines what price the system must use for a sales order line as well as the discounts applicable to the sales order lines and total merchandise value.
The pricing method for Contract Pricing is defined at company level (Setup Options > Configuration > Distribution > Sales Orders) and against stock items using the Stock Code Maintenance program.
To use the Sales Pricing Engine, your Pricing method must be defined as Price groups at company level (Setup Options > Configuration > Distribution > Sales Orders) and the pricing method must be specified against price lists using the Price List Maintenance program (not against stock items).
Price groups are used to assign prices and discounts to commercial entities (e.g. customers, geographic areas or branches).
Price groups can have multiple price rules, which are linked to price lists.
The price group level establishes which price groups must be applied for the company.
For example:
If price groups exist for both the customer and geographic area, then this setting determines which price group takes precedence.
This indicates a listing that comprises of a grouping of stock codes, product classes, departments or price categories. A price method is specified for each price list, which may be a flat price, discounted price, or quantity discounted price.
Starting
To use this program, the following setup option(s) must be configured appropriately:
Setup Options > Configuration > Distribution > Sales Orders
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Pricing method
This must be defined as Price groups.
The following configuration options in SYSPRO may affect processing within this program or feature, including whether certain fields and options are accessible.
Setup Options > Configuration > Distribution > Sales Orders
- Pricing method
- Price group level
Solving
This message is displayed when you attempt to open any of the following programs before the Pricing method setup option has been configured:
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Price List Maintenance
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SO Price Group Order Discounts
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Price Group Maintenance
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Price List Maintenance
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Price Query
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Price List Query
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Price Group Query
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Price List Browse
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Price Group Browse
Ensure that the Pricing method setup option is defined as Price Groups within the Setup Options program (Setup Options > Configuration > Distribution > Sales Orders) before attempting to use any of these programs.
Using
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Columns in a list view are sometimes hidden by default. You can reinstate them using the Field Chooser option from the context-sensitive menu (displayed by right-clicking a header column header in the list view). Select and drag the required column to a position in the list view header.
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Press Ctrl+F1 within a list view or form to view a complete list of functions available.
Referencing
Column | Description |
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Price list |
This indicates the code of the selected price list. |
Description |
This indicates the description associated with the selected price list code. |
Price basis |
This indicates the unit of measure on which the price list is based:
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Currency |
This indicates the currency defined against the price list. |
Price method |
This indicates the pricing method defined against the price list. |
Start date |
This indicates the date on which the price list comes into effect. |
Closing date |
This indicates the date on which the price list expires and is no longer valid. This is optional, as a price list doesn't necessarily need an expiry date. |
Stock selection |
This indicates the level at which the price list was created:
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