Set Up a Strikethrough Price Book to Highlight Discounts
To highlight a discount that you granted to a buyer, you can show a strikethrough price
next to the negotiated price. It’s called a strikethrough price because the value is shown with
a line through it. The strikethrough price is the product’s original price or manufacturer’s
suggested retail price (MSRP). The strikethrough price book is automatically created with your
B2B Commerce store.
In the navigation sidebar, select a store from the Store
dropdown.
Select Merchandising | Pricing.
Select the strikethrough price book that’s automatically generated when you create your
store.
To designate a different price book as your strikethrough price book, select your
store from the Store dropdown, store page and select Settings | Store. On the General Settings tab, update the
Price Book for Original Price.
Add entries for the products that require a strikethrough price.
Save your changes.
A few things to keep in mind when creating strikethrough pricing:
When an original price is the same or lower than the negotiated price, only the
negotiated price is shown.
The prices you add to the price book for original prices are the full price of the
product or the price that is displayed with a strikethrough. You can update a new or sale
price in the store or buyer group price book.
A product added to the strikethrough price book must have an entry in the store or buyer
group price book.
Strikethrough price is also known as List Price and is stored on the CartItem.ListPrice
field when using default Cart Calculator implementations.
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