Priorities

When multiples soft rules apply, LPO uses priorities (1-100, 100 being highest priority) to determine which rule takes precedence. Higher-priority rules are enforced first, and lower-priority rules are adjusted accordingly.

LPO allows users to configure rule priorities based on business objectives, ensuring the most important rules guide pricing decisions.

Example: A retailer may set margin protection as a higher priority than competitor pricing, meaning that even if a competitor lowers their price, the retailer will not match it if it results in an unprofitable margin.