1. Using Launch Experience
  2. Set Up Advanced Prices

Set Up Advanced Prices

These are the different advanced prices you can set up:

  • Allowance

  • Volume

  • Tiered

  • Attribute-Based Pricing

Set Up Allowance Prices

The non currency balance element represents the allowances that can be configured in a simple offer. Based on your business needs you need to identify the allowances types and create the respective non currency balance elements for these allowance types. For example, free minutes as an allowance type needs to be configured as a non currency balance element.

You can create and manage your balance element using REST APIs. See REST APIs for Launch on My Oracle Support, Doc ID 2725039.1.

You can set up your allowances once you have created your simple price structure. The final price is calculated taking these allowances into considerations. You must select the one-time fee to which you need to apply advanced prices.

  1. From the Advanced Pricing Model drop-down list, select Allowance.

  2. In the Allowance section, select the allowance type.

  3. Enable the Share Allowance option, if you choose to share your allowance.

    Note:

    You can configure an overage only for an allowance by using the Apply Overage option. Enable this option, if you choose to apply overage to the price.

  4. Specify the start and end dates, allowance quantity, period quantity, period units, and click the tick icon.

  5. Click Save.

Your allowance is now created and displayed in the allowance section on the Price page.

Set Up Volume Prices

You can set up your volume pricing once you have created your simple price structure. You must select the one-time fee to which you need to apply advanced prices.

  1. From the Advanced Pricing Model drop-down list, select Volume.

  2. In the Volume Pricing Ranges section, specify the start and end dates, name, minimum quantity, maximum quantity, price, price format, and click the tick icon.

  3. Click Add Range, if you want to add more volume prices.

  4. Click Save.

Your volume prices are now created and displayed in the Volume Pricing Ranges section.

Set Up Tiered Prices

You can set up your tiered prices after you have created your simple price structure.

  1. From the Advanced Pricing Model drop-down list, select Tiered.

  2. In the Tiered Pricing Ranges section, specify the start and end dates, name, minimum and maximum quantity, price, price format, and click the tick icon.

    If you set up a period, then the tier is effective in that period. By default, the tier is effective for the duration of the product offer. Also, if you select fixed fee, then the price is constant for the tier. If you select per unit, then price is calculated, based on the consumption of units in the tier.

  3. Click Add Range, if you want to add more tiers.

Your tier is now created and displayed in the Tiered Pricing Ranges section.

Set Up Attribute-Based Pricing

You can set up your attribute-based prices when you are creating your simple price structure.

when you are creating your simple price structure.

  1. From the Advanced Pricing Model drop-down list, select Attribute-Based.
    1. In the Attribute-Based Pricing section, enter a pricing model name, description, and select the entity specifications, for example, Product Specification, Usage Specification, Service Specification, or Customer Profile Specification.
    2. Specify the allowance details, and the start and end date.
  2. Enable the Share Allowance option, if you choose to share the allowance, and specify the allowance type. You will be asked to specify the allowance quantity, allowance duration, and period units when you add the attribute based price for all the variants you include for pricing.
  3. To apply overage, enable the Apply Overage option and specify the overage price format. You will be asked to specify the overage price when you add when you add the attribute based price for all the variants you include for pricing.
  4. Click Add Attribute-Based Price.
    • Select the variant attribute for which you are specifying the price from either the SKU Template drop-down list or any other attribute that makes a variant with a different price. This would be a combination of characteristics that uniquely identifies the variant for which you want to set the price.
    • Specify the attribute details of the variant, such as brand, price tag, price format, and price.
    • If you enabled share allowance, then specify the allowance quantity, allowance duration, and period units.
    • If you enabled overage, then specify the overage price.
    • Click Add.

    To add attribute based prices for more variants repeat this step.

  5. Click Save.