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Pricing Administration Guide > Setting Up Component-Based Pricing > About Setting Up Component-Based Pricing > Setting Up Base PricingUse this pricing method when the user purchases some base product and can customize it by adding options. The total price is the sum of the base price plus the adjusted price of the components. For example, a car has a base price of $25,000. The user can also purchase additional options, such as air conditioning, sun roof, and so on. To set up base pricing you would do the following:
When users configure the product, the price they see is the sum of the base price plus the adjusted price of the default options. If the user adds other options, the price increases. For example, a car has a base price of $25,000 and has the options shown in Table 18. The user sees an initial price of $27,000 for the car. This is the sum of the base price of the car plus the price of the default Chrome wheels. If the user chooses the Gold wheels, the sum is recomputed and the price of the car becomes $28,000. An alternate method for setting up base pricing is to:
In the example shown in Table 18, you can include Chrome wheels in the list price of the car by doing the following:
To set up base pricing product
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