Working with Price Books

Working with Price Books

Working with Price Books

For each customer, you can sell the same product at different prices.

There are two key prices in price books. One is Unit Price and the other is List Price.

  • Unit Price - It is a price fixed by the manufacturer for the product and which cannot be changed.
  • List Price - It is the sellers' price. The manufacturer/re-sellers may sell the product with different prices to their re-sellers/customers. These variable prices for the same product are called as List Prices.
Availability
Permission Required
Access to the Price Books Tab that includes View, Create, Edit and Delete permissions.

Note
  1. While creating a potential you can select products only from a single price book.


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