Defining slab details
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This tab enables you to view the details of the slab definition provided for the respective pricelist.
Select the “Slab Definitions” tab in the “Manage Part Pricelist” activity in the “Part Pricelist” business component.
Enter the following field in the multiline:
Line Ref. |
Use the drop down list box to specify the line reference: · Factored Pricing – The system lists this option only if any of the following condition is true:
· Price List with Max. Price – The system lists this option only if the following condition is true: If ‘Factored On’ is set as ‘Pricelist with Max. Price’, ‘Slab definition for’ is set as ‘Price factor / both’ and ‘Multiple Price factor’ is set as ‘Yes’ for any of the Pricing lines under Factored Pricing tab. |
Line # |
Use the drop-down list box to Indicates the Pricing Line # against which slab definition is specified. The system lists all the line numbers that are eligible for slab definition. |
Slab Ref. |
Use the drop-down list box to indicate whether slab definition is provided for Price Factor / Base Adj. Factor. |
Base Value From |
The starting range for the part price. By default the system leaves this field blank |
Base Value To |
The ending range for the part price. By default the system leaves this field blank |
Base Adj. Factor |
Indicates the Adjustment factor to be applied on the reference rate of the part to derive the billable rate, if the respective slab definition is qualified for pricing. |
Price Factor |
Indicates the markup factor to be applied on the rate of the part, if the respective slab definition is qualified for pricing. |
Pricing Notes |
Notes / Remarks pertaining to the slab definition provided. |
To proceed, carryout the following:
Select the “Pricing Profile” tab to select attributes for each pricing element based on which factored pricing is defined.
Select the “Factored Pricing” tab to define the price factor at each pricing element level.
Select the “Ref. Pricelist Priority” tab to define priority for alternate pricelist.
Select the “Max Price – Appl. Pricelists” tab to capture Ref. Catalogue IDs and its Price Factors.
Note: This tab appears only if the ‘Factored on’ is set as “Price List with Max Price” in the “Factored Pricing” tab.
Select the “Direct Pricing” tab to define prices directly.
Select the "Price Factor Details" tab to define factor pricing breakups.
Pricelist must be saved in order to define reference pricelist priority.
More than one Primary Pricelist and Alternate Pricelist must be available to define a priority.