Enter Assortment Node Based Sales Price List Lines

Explanation

This activity is used to define prices and discounts per assortment node within a price list. Prices per assortment nodes are used in handling prices on a larger scale. In assortment node-based pricing, generalized prices are introduced for an assortment node as a whole instead of per individual part. Prices per assortment nodes can be defined only for part-based sales price lists and not for unit-based price lists.

If the Use Price Incl Tax check box is selected in the Sales Price List/General tab, the Sales Price field in the Assortment Node Based tab represents the sales price value including tax.

Sales parts existing on at least one of the valid sites can be viewed by right-clicking on an assortment node line, and then clicking Sales Parts.

Prerequisites

This activity has the following prerequisites:

• A sales price list header must have been entered and saved. The sales price group type connected to the sales price group entered on sales price list header must be part-based.
• An assortment ID must have been specified in the Assortment ID field in the Sales Price List window.
• The user must have access to the owning company of the sales price list.

System Effects

One or more assortment node-based sales price list lines are added to the sales price list.

Window

Sales Price List

Related Window Descriptions

Sales Price List
Sales Price List/Assortment Node-Based
Add New Sales Parts to Sales Price List
Sales Price List/Part Based
 

Procedure

1. Query for the required price list number in the Sales Price List window.
2. Click the Assortment Node Based tab, then click New.
3. Enter an assortment node either by entering the short code or by using the List of Values.
4. In the Min Quantity field, enter the minimum price quantity that must be ordered.
5. Enter the starting validity date for the price list line. The price list line will be valid primarily until the valid-to date specified for the line or secondarily if a new sales price list line with a later valid-from date has been entered for the same part.
6. Optionally, in the Valid To field, enter the date up to which the new price list lines will be valid.
7. Enter the price UoM that the line is valid for either by entering the short code or by using the List of Values.
8. Enter the sales price.
9. Enter the discount type that will be used on the customer order line for the current sales part when this price list is used. You can either enter the short code or use the List of Values for the discount type. The discount is automatically indicated when the discount type is entered. The discount type is used to calculate the price on the customer order line.
10. In the Rounding field, enter the number of decimals that you want to use when rounding the sales price.
11. Save the new sales price list line. The date on which it was last updated will appear automatically.