This page explains how to configure market price lists in Norce Commerce. It covers required setup steps, preparation tasks, the process for creating and managing price lists, and further configuration options. The goal is to help you set up pricing structures that fit your business needs across different markets and applications.
Before configuring market price lists, ensure the following setup steps are completed:
- Create a client and at least one application.
- Create additional applications as needed.
- Set up warehouses and locations.
Before you start configuring price lists, gather the following information and make key decisions:
- Price List Calculation:
Decide if you want Norce Commerce to calculate your market price lists, or if they will be updated from another system. - Market Inheritance:
If you have several markets, determine if they should inherit price information (such as cost or recommended prices) from a base or home market.
Tip: Consider how your pricing structure aligns with your business requirements and any external systems (such as ERP).
Follow these steps to set up and manage market price lists:
- Review the Standard Price List:
Every new client has one standard price list set up by default. This serves as your base price list or the price list for your home market (commonly this hasPriceListId=1). - Access the Price List Tab:
Go to the Price List tab in the Norce Admin UI. - Set Up Price Lists for Each Application:
For each application, create and configure a price list:- Code: Unique identifier for the price list.
- Name: Descriptive name for the price list.
- Currency: The currency used for pricing.
- Public and Primary: Set the price list as Public and Primary for the application. (Primary price lists are usually not shared between applications.)
- Sales Area: Assign the relevant sales area.
- Favorite: (Optional) Mark as favorite for quick access.
- Parent Price List: Set a parent price list if inheritance is needed.
- Default Price Rule: (Optional) For price lists without inheritance, you can skip this. Otherwise, set:
- Price rule
- Rule value
- Minimum product margin
- Warehouses/Locations: Add relevant warehouses and locations.
- If Using Inheritance:
- Define population rules.
- Add any additional pricing rules as needed.
After the initial setup, you can further refine your pricing structure:
- Add more pricing rules to target specific categories, manufacturers, or product flags.
- Create additional price lists for members, specific customers, or campaigns.
- Review the pricing settings and the different ways to inherits price information between price lists.
After configuring your market price lists, you may want to:
- Set up product feeds for different markets.
- Continue with further configuration and setup as needed.