| To set up a price book |  |
| Price books are used to store base prices, discounts and other information about items. The price book origin and the price book code serve as the identifiers of the price book. From a hierarchical perspective, a price book origin can have more than one price book code. In other words, more than one price book can have the same origin. A price book includes the following elements: A price book origin. A price book code. One or more items. To set up a price book Step 1. Define a price book number group Define a price group number group in the Price Book Number Group field of the Pricing Parameters (tdpcg0100m000) session. Step 2. Define a price book code Define a price book code for the sales price book or purchase price book in the Price Book Codes (tdpcg0111m000) session. A price book can be used to store prices and discounts for standard orders, sales contracts, purchase contracts, or RFQs. Step 3. Define default price book codes If required, define default price book codes in the Default Sales Price Book, Default Service Price Book, and Supplier Price Book fields of the Pricing Parameters (tdpcg0100m000) session. You can only select standard price book codes. To keep the default price book up to date, you can select the following check boxes in the Pricing Parameters (tdpcg0100m000) session. Update Supplier Price Book Update Default Price Book Step 4. Define price books In the Price Books (tdpcg0131m000) session, you can maintain the price books. Note If you link a discount schedule to the price book in the Price Books (tdpcg0131m000) session, additional discounts for items are applied via the discount schedule on the price book. If a matrix structure exists, price books are specified in the Price Matrices (tdpcg0130m000) session. Related topics Matrix structure To set up a price matrix To set up a supplier price book To set up a discount schedule |