Brand Level Pricing Rules
Brand Level pricing rules define discounts on the brand level. Brand level discounts are defined as a percentage.
Brands are represented in the product catalog by records with product_type__v equals the detail__v. Every order product must belong to exactly one brand, as defined by the parent_product__v field.
Who can use this feature?
- Browser, iPad, Windows Users
- Users do not require an additional license
- End Users, Order Admins
Creating Brand Level Pricing Rules as
Order Admins
To create a Brand Level pricing rule:
- Navigate to Home > Pricing Rules tab.
- Select Create.
- Select Brand Level Rule in the object type selector.
- Select Continue.
- Complete the following fields:
- name__v
- product__v (product_type__v must be detail__v)
- start_date__v
- end_date__v
- comparison_type__v
- minimum_quantity__v
- maximum_quantity__v (optional)
- discount_override__v
- discount_override_max__v (optional)
- Select Save.
Using Brand Level Pricing Rules as
End Users
When products are added to an order, Brand Level pricing rules can set the brand_discount__v field.
If the brand_discount_field__v is on the order_line__v layout, the user can manually override the brand level discount determined by the pricing rules. The override value is applied to brand_discount__v for all products in the brand. The brand_discount__v cannot exceed discount_override_max__v.
Comparison Type
- If Brand Level Rule comparison_type__v equals the product_quantity__v, then quantity__v of all products in the brand are considered to determine if the brand level discount applies
- If Brand Level Rule comparison_type__v equals the list_value__v, then quantity__v multiplied by list_amount__v of all products in the brand are considered to determine if the brand level discount applies
- If Brand Level Rule comparison_type__v equals the net_value__v, then quantity__v multiplied by net_amount__v of all products in the brand are considered to determine if the brand level discount applies
