Example: Use Apex Hooks to Extend Pricing Logic

Example Setup

This setup shows how external and internal prices interact. The procedure plan includes:

• An Apex section that returns an external price (for example, $1234)
• A Pricing section that applies internal pricing logic (for example, PSM = One Time → $199, PSM = Null → $149)

The placement of the Apex section determines whether its price takes effect or is overridden.

Pre-Hook Example: Internal Pricing as the Final Authority

Use this configuration when you want to fetch external prices but still rely on internal pricing as the final authority.

Procedure Plan

• Section 1 – Apex (PricingApex)
• Section 2 – Pricing (PricingProcedure)

How it works

• The Apex hook fetches an external price of $1234 for the null PSM.
• The Pricing procedure then calculates $149 and overwrites the null PSM price.

Returned Prices

• PSM = One Time → $199
• PSM = Null → $149

Post-Hook Example: Override Internal Pricing with External Logic

Use this configuration when you want external prices to override the results of internal pricing logic.

Procedure Plan

• Section 1 – Pricing (PricingProcedure)
• Section 2 – Apex (PricingApex)

How it works

• The Pricing procedure calculates $199 and $149.
• The Apex hook then updates the null PSM price to $1234.

Returned Prices

• PSM = One Time → $199
• PSM = Null → $1234