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Content Pricing

Content types are assigned a DRM type in the Catalog Manager along with the possible pricing models that can be used for that content type. TABLE B-1 lists the possible pricing models that can be used for content types with the corresponding DRM types:

TABLE B-1 Associated DRMs, Content Types, and Pricing Models
DRM Type	DRM Agent or Format	Content Type	Pricing Model
No DRM		`ringtone` `image` `midlet` `iappli` video group_logo operator_logo monophonic_ringtone sms_picture	Free always First download only Every download
CDS DRM Agents	Disconnected Time Sensitive	`midlet`	Free always First download only Every download Per period Per subscription
	Disconnected Use Sensitive	`midlet`	Free always Trial First download only Every download Per period Per use
	Disconnected Use and Time Sensitive	`midlet`	Free always Trial First download only Every download Per period Per use Per subscription
	Small Connected Use and Time Sensitive	`midlet`	Free always Trial First download only Every download Per period Per use Per subscription
	Midsize Connected Use and Time Sensitive	`midlet`	Free always Trial First download only Every download Per period Per use Per subscription
	Standard Connected Use and Time Sensitive	`midlet`	Free always Trial First download only Every download Per period Per use Per subscription
CDS OMA DRM 1.0 Forward Lock		`ringtone` `image` midlet `iappli` video	Free always First download only Every download
OMA DRM 1.0	Forward Lock	`ringtone` `image` `midlet` `iappli` video	Free always First download only Every download
	Combined Delivery	`ringtone` `image` `midlet` `iappli` video	Trial Per use Per period Per interval
	Separate Delivery	`ringtone` `image` `midlet` `iappli` video	Trial Per use Per period Per interval

Pricing Scenarios

The pricing scenarios given here show the effect on content in both the Catalog Manager and the Vending Manager when changes are made to the purchase price of content.

All scenarios are based on the following existing conditions:

Pricing option 1A is defined in the Catalog Manager as $1.00 per Download.

Two content items, Item1 and Item2, both are assigned pricing option 1A.

Automatic pricing updates is selected in the Vending Manager.

Initial purchase price for Item 1 and Item 2 are shown as they exist in the Catalog Manager and the Vending Manager. The currency type is the same for both the Catalog Manager and Vending Manager ($). The General Pricing Rule is $1.00 is equivalent to $1.00 and no markup is applied.

TABLE B-2 Initial Pricing Set for Items 1 and 2
	Catalog Manager		Vending Manager
Item1	$1.00 per Download	PO 1A	$1.00 per Download	PO 1A
Item2	$1.00 per Download	PO 1A	$1.00 per Download	PO 1A

Table notation:

PO - Pricing option

DIS - Content is disassociated from pricing option

RE - Content is reassociated with pricing option

Scenario 1: The Catalog Manager administrator edits pricing option 1A from $1.00 per Download to $1.50 per Download.

TABLE B-3 Resulting Pricing for Items 1 and 2 in Scenario 1
	Catalog Manager		Vending Manager
Item1	$1.50 per Download	PO 1A	$1.50 per Download	PO 1A
Item2	$1.50 per Download	PO 1A	$1.50 per Download	PO 1A

Scenario 2: The Catalog Manager administrator edits the properties of Item 1 by changing its purchase price to $1.50. Item 1 is now disassociated from pricing option 1A in the Catalog Manager. No changes are made to the pricing option itself.

TABLE B-4 Resulting Pricing for Items 1 and 2 in Scenario 2
	Catalog Manager		Vending Manager
Item1	$1.50 per Download	Custom PO 1A DIS	$1.50 per Download	Custom PO 1A DIS
Item2	$1.00 per Download	PO 1A	$1.00 per Download	PO 1A

Scenario 3: Two changes to Item1 occur:

The Vending Manager administrator edits the property of Item 1 by changing the purchase price from $1.00 to $0.75. Item 1 is now disassociated from pricing option 1A in the Vending Manager.

Later, the Catalog Manager administrator edits pricing option 1A by changing the purchase price from $1.00 to $0.80. In the Catalog Manager, Item 1 and Item 2 are still associated with pricing option 1A.

TABLE B-5 Resulting Pricing for Items 1 and 2 in Scenario 3
	Catalog Manager		Vending Manager
Item1	$0.80 per Download	PO 1A	$0.75 per Download	Custom PO 1A DIS
Item2	$0.80 per Download	PO 1A	$0.80 per Download	PO 1A

Scenario 4: Two changes to Item1 occur:

The Vending Manager administrator edits the property of Item 1 by changing the purchase price from $1.00 to $0.75. Item 1 is now disassociated from pricing option 1A in the Vending Manager.

Later, the Catalog Manager administrator edits the property of Item 1 by changing the purchase price from $1.00 to $0.80. Item 1 is now disassociated from pricing option 1A in the Catalog Manager:

TABLE B-6 Resulting Pricing for Items 1 and 2 in Scenario 4
	Catalog Manager		Vending Manager
Item1	$0.80 per Download	Custom PO 1A DIS	$0.80 per Download	Custom PO 1A DIS
Item2	$1.00 per Download	PO 1A	$1.00 per Download	PO 1A

Scenario 5: The Vending Manager administrator has a custom price of $0.80 for Item1. The administrator then unstocks Item1 and later restocks Item1 and accepts pricing option 1A for Item1. Item1 is now associated with its original pricing option

TABLE B-7 Resulting Pricing for Items 1 and 2 in Scenario 5
	Catalog Manager		Vending Manager
Item1	$1.00 per Download	PO 1A	$1.00 per Download	PO 1A RE
Item 2	$1.00 per Download	PO 1A	$1.00 per Download	PO 1A

Scenario 6: Item1 is never associated with a pricing option. The Catalog Manager administrator assigns a price of $2.00 to it. Later the administrator changes the price to $2.50.

TABLE B-8 Resulting Pricing for Items 1 and 2 in Scenario 6
	Catalog Manager		Vending Manager
Item1	$2.50 per Download	Custom	$2.50 per Download	Custom
Item 2	$1.00 per Download	PO 1A	$1.00 per Download	PO 1A