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Pricing Administration Guide > Script-Based Pricing Factors > The Process of Implementing Script-Based Pricing Factors > Defining User Properties for the ScriptA script-based pricing factor uses a business service or any process that can be called through a business service interface, such as a workflow process. These can be deployed either by being compiled into the SRF or as data in the Siebel database. The purpose of defining user properties on the business service is to specify the information that is passed by Pricer to the business service. The purpose of passing only the required information to the business service is to improve the performance of the pricing process by minimizing the amount of data that is transferred. The format for business services requires you to define user properties to support:
For every business service used as a pricing factor, one user property is required, as shown in Table 34. In addition, properties similar to the ones shown in Table 35 can be used to specify information passed to the script. When you are defining the properties used to pass information to the script, follow these recommended naming conventions:
The following properties are always present in the inputs property set to the script factor, supplied by the pricing engine. You should not set user properties for these inputs.
For a complete list of user properties, see Siebel ePricer Deployment and Integration. Creating the User PropertiesBefore you write the script, create a business service and define the user properties that the script will reference. To define user properties for the script
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