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Pricing

Pricing works out what a customer pays on a sales order: the unit price, discounts, extra charges, tax, delivery and rounding. It runs automatically every time a sales order is saved.

Pricing has no screens of its own. Price lists and pricing rules are set up by an administrator. You see the result on the sales order, where each line has a Breakdown showing exactly which rules applied.

Who this guide is for

The example used in this guide​

Bright Home Supplies sells to Café Aroma (CUST-0042), continuing the Sales guide.

ProductPrice setup
Ceramic Mug (Standard)Wholesale price list: 4.50 each, 4.20 each from 50
Cotton T-shirt (Blue, Large)No price-list entry; general base price 12.00
RuleValue
Customer discount for Café Aroma5% on everything
Volume discount on mugs3% from 50
November promotion on mugs10%, 1–30 November
Gift-box surcharge on mugs0.25 per mug
Tax20%
Freight8.00 per order
Roundingto the nearest 1.00 on the order total

From order line to order total​

Manual discounts typed by a salesperson are applied on top and may need approval: see Sales: pricing and approvals.

Key terms​

TermMeaningExample
Price listA list of unit prices for products, in one currency, possibly for one customer, unit or warehouseWHOLESALE-2026
Price-list itemOne product's price on a list, from a quantityCeramic Mug 4.50 from 1; 4.20 from 50
Pricing rule (condition record)A rule such as a base price, discount, surcharge, tax, freight or rounding5% customer discount for Café Aroma
Rule typeWhat the rule doesCUSTOMER_DISCOUNT
Value typePercentage, fixed amount, or pricePercentage 5
Pricing dateThe date prices are looked up for: the order date12 Nov 2026
BreakdownThe list of rules applied to an order lineCustomer discount −9.00

Next: How a price is worked out.