Changing Sales Order Prices

The system gives you many ways to change prices on a sales order. Authorized users can change prices using a calculation in a numeric field, change prices for a group of products, or change prices on an entire order.

Choose from one of the following topics to learn more:

• Changing Prices Using Calculations

• Changing Prices Using a Price/Cost Override

• Changing Prices Using the Profit Wheel

• Applying Pricing Quotes

• Subtotaling and Repricing Orders

• Subtotaling and Repricing Job Bids

• Changing the Strategic Pricing Category or Size

About Authorization and Control Maintenance Records

In the Price/Cost Override window, if a user has the SOE.COST.EDIT authorization key, it overrides the SOE.BID.COST.EDIT key.

You can use the following pricing control maintenance records to make sure any zero priced items are handled correctly. This way, you can notify users when zero priced items are on the order and can be fixed or require an authorized user to override the price. Authorization on the first control maintenance record requires a user with the SOE.MIN.GP authorization key assigned to allow the zero priced items.

• Require Authorization For Line Items With Zero Pricing

• Check For Line Items With Zero Pricing

How the System Indicates Price or Cost Changes

The system uses the symbols in the table below to indicate a price or cost override. The symbols appear adjacent to the changed amount.

See Also:

Pricing Overview