Example of How Program, Market, and Product Rules Work Together
Here you understand how rules work to determine program eligibility.
For a given program, rules are combined in the following manner during execution to determine if a program is eligible:
Program Rule 1 AND
Program Rule 2 AND
(
Product Rule 1
OR
Product Rule 2
OR
Product Rule 3
)
AND
(
( Market Rule 1 [AND Market Condition 1 AND Market Condition 2] )
OR
( Market Rule 2 [AND Market Condition 3] )
OR
( Market Rule 3 )
)
Example
A sample agreement is reached between the distributor and a supplier XYZ Country1 that states the following:
In the month of August, XYZ Country1 agrees to provide a supplier ship and debit rebate for all standard order types:
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That the distributor sells to ABC Country1, ABC Country2, or ABC Country3.
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Providing a new lower cost of 8 USD for item AS54888.
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Providing a flat discount amount of 1 USD for item AS54999.
For this scenario, a supplier ship and debit channel program can be created with:
Program Rule
Program Rule 1: Order Type = Standard
Product Rules
Product Rule 1: Item = AS54888, then give a new cost of 8 USD
Product Rule 2: Item = AS54999, then give a flat discount of 1 USD
Market Rule
Market Rule 1: Customer = ABC Country1
Market Rule 2: Customer = ABC Country2
Market Rule 3: Customer = ABC Country3
This is how the market and product rules are executed for this program:
Order Type = Standard
AND
(
( Item = AS54888 )
OR
( Item = AS54999 )
)
AND
(
( Customer = ABC Country1 )
OR
( Customer = ABC Country2 )
OR
( Customer = ABC Country3 )
)