When you create a price list, each list uses the following properties:
Name
Base price list
Creation date
Last modified date
Start date
End date
Locale
The list also displays the following information about a product and a SKU:
Product ID
SKU ID
Description
Pricing scheme
List price
Complex price
Start Date
End Date
Parent SKU ID
Note: Either the list price or the complex price is required, not both.
The following steps describe how to price items using price lists.
Assign a price list to a user profile as described in Assigning a Price List to a User.
The price list that is used to price an order is stored in the
priceListproperty (of typepriceList) in the user’s profile.Note that this price list can also be stored in a contract used by the organizations to which a profile belongs.
Price an item with a price list.
There are price list-specific versions of each of the precalculators used by the
ItemPricingEngine. TheItemPriceListCalculatorand theItemPriceListSaleCalculatorare the precalculators for list pricing. TheConfigurableItemPriceListCalculatorand theConfigurableItemPriceListSaleCalculatorare the precalculators for configurable item pricing.View a price through JSP code.
The
PriceDropletservlet bean looks up the price of an item. For more information on thePriceDropletservlet bean, see the PriceDroplet section in this chapter in the Guide to Setting Up a Store.
For information on setting up price lists using the ACC, see the Managing Price Lists chapter of the Guide to Setting Up a Store. For information on setting up price lists using the Business Control Panel, refer to the Business Control Center User's Guide.
For information on price lists and returns, refer to the Setting Up Returns section.
