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About Setting Up Component-Based Pricing
There are two types of component-based pricing for customizable products:
- Base pricing. Used when customizable products share a base configuration. Customers who purchase the base product can customize it by selecting options. Cars, aircraft, and many types of financial services are examples.
- Summation or roll-up pricing. Used when customizable products do not share a common base configuration. Customers can choose all of the components. Desktop computers and simple product bundles are examples.
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Pricing Administration Guide Published: 18 April 2003 |