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Pricing Scenarios
Walk through common business scenarios end to end, from configuration to loading pricing data to seeing the calculated result on an order.
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Walk through common business scenarios end to end, from configuration to loading pricing data to seeing the calculated result on an order.
Penny Perfect Pricing lets you model complex, ERP-style pricing procedures directly on the Order object. Rather than configuring Pricing Key Types, Search Strategies, Specifications, and Calculation Schemas in isolation, this section walks through common business scenarios end to end from configuration, to loading pricing data, to seeing the calculated result on an order. Each scenario builds on a single running example so you can trace one configuration choice through to its effect on price.
| Available in: Lightning Experience |
| Available in: Enterprise and Unlimited Editions in Manufacturing Cloud, Automotive Cloud, and Consumer Goods Cloud, with required add-ons. |
Example used throughout this section: Acme Fabrication is a B2B customer that orders Steel Bracket A100 in bulk. The standard list price for Steel Bracket A100 is $120 per unit, but Acme Fabrication has a negotiated customer-specific price of $95 per unit. Acme Fabrication also qualifies for a 10% volume discount, and for an additional value-based discount once an order's total value crosses $1,000.

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