Enter Deal per Sales Part
Explanation
This optional activity is used to enter information on a deal per
sales part that is included in a customer agreement. You
are facilitated to select the Provisional Price check box for this sales
part. Having this check box checked means that the price in the agreement is
temporary, and possibly updated later. Furthermore, this check box value is
always inherited to the customer order line in case the price is retrieved from
the agreement. You must also note that it is possible to check or un-check the
Provisional Price check box at any given time. This however, will result
in entries in the Agreement Sales Part Deal History window.
If Use Price Incl Tax check box is selected, the
Price/curr field is non-editable and the price is calculated based on the
price including tax value and the tax code. The price including tax is
calculated according to the base price including tax and entered offsets. The
sales price is back-calculated based on the tax code. The Price Incl Tax /
curr field is editable.
If the Use Price Incl Tax check box is cleared,
the Price Incl Tax/curr field is non-editable. Price is calculated based
on the base price and the value entered for offsets. The price including
tax is calculated based on the tax code and the price. The Price /curr
field is editable.
Prerequisites
Before the information is entered, the following
must have been completed:
- Information on the sales part must have been entered in the
Sales
Part window.
- Information on the discount type must have been
entered in the Sales Basic Data/Sales Discount
Type tab.
- Information in the
Customer Agreement header and
General
tab must have been entered and saved.
- A base price with the
Active status should be entered
for the sales part in the Sales Part Base
Prices window.
System Effects
- As a result of this activity, the information on a
deal per sales part is entered for the customer agreement.
- If the use of price break templates
is enabled on the price list and the base price is connected to a price break template, the
price break template is considered when lines are added.
Window
Customer
Agreement
Related Window Descriptions
Customer Agreement
Customer
Agreement/Deal per Part
Procedure
- Open the
Customer Agreement window, and query for an
existing customer agreement or select New and enter the necessary values to
create a new customer agreement.
- Click the
Deal per Part tab, then select New.
- Use the List of Values to select a number in the
Sales Part Number field. A description will be displayed in the Sales part
Description field.
- Optionally, enter any percentage and/or amount offset. The offsets are used to
determine the calculated sales price.
- If you want to use a price
other than the calculated sales price,
enter a price in the Price field, or if your company is using
the VAT tax regime, you can enter a price including VAT in the Price incl Tax field
instead. The Taxable check box on the sales part and the
Use Price Incl Tax check box must have been selected
for the Price incl Tax field to be available.
Entering the tax included price will calculate the net price for you. The other way around
applies as well.
- Optionally, you can select the Provisional Price
check box.
- For the Discount Type, use the List of Values to select a discount type,
if applicable. A percentage will be displayed under discount.
- Save the information.
Note 1: It is possible to specify several deal-per-part lines in a customer agreement for the same part by giving different combinations for minimum
quantity and price unit of measure.
Note 2: It is possible to view, the deal-per-part lines entered, using two options. You can select the View All option
in the Customer Agreement window header to view all deal-per-part
lines in an agreement. You can also select the View with Valid Date
option and specify a date. Then, only the deal-per-part lines valid for that
date will be shown.