Special Pricing Hierarchy Catalog Maintenance: List Price Sale field carries the lowest priority and is rarely used.
Catalog (A-J) Pricing Maintenance/Print: A-J Margin Pricing overrides List Price Sale above.
Catalog (A-J) Pricing Maintenance/Print: A-J Product Pricing overrides A-J Margin Pricing above.
Special Pricing Mtc. (Date Range Pricing): the default Customer Type Pricing Level overrides both of the above.
Special Pricing Mtc. (Date Range Pricing): the default Customer ID Pricing Level overrides all the above, but should not be used if Date Range Pricing by Management Company (see below) is set up.
Special Pricing Mtc. (Date Range Pricing): Date Range Pricing by Customer Type overrides all of the above.
Special Pricing Mtc. (Date Range Pricing): Date Range Pricing by Management Company overrides all of the above.
Special Pricing Mtc. (Date Range Pricing): Date Range Pricing by Customer ID overrides everything.
Please Note: When a higher priority pricing hierarchy is programmed, it only impacts the range of items selected, leaving all other products to default to the next lowest programmed hierarchy. For example, if A-J Margin Pricing is set up for all Product Codes, it remains the default for all products, so that if only a handful of products are programmed with A-J Product Pricing, the remaining items will continue to default to A-J Margin Pricing, and so forth. This ensures that every product will always have a default pricing level.
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