Managing marketplace abstract product prices

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This document describes how to manage marketplace abstract product prices in the Merchant Portal.

Prerequisites

To start working with marketplace abstract products, go to Merchant Portal > Products.

This document contains reference information. Make sure to review it before you start, or look up the necessary information as you go through the process.

Adding a marketplace abstract product price

To add a new price for a marketplace abstract product, follow these steps:

  1. Next to the abstract product, where you want to add a price for, hover over the three dots, or just click the line, and then click Manage Product. This takes you to the [Product name], Abstract Product Details tab.

  2. Scroll down to the Price pane.

  3. In the Price pane, click +Add. The empty cells appear in the following table.

  4. Optional: To set a price for a specific customer, from the Customer drop-down menu, select the appropriate customer’s business unit to apply the price to.

Note

In order for the business unit to which the customer is assigned to appear in the Customers drop-down menu, in the Back Office, create the merchant relation.

You can set customer-specific prices for the marketplace products, not product offers.

  1. From the STORE drop-down menu, select the store for which the price is created.
  2. From the CURRENCY drop-down menu, select the currency in which the price is defined.
  3. For the NET DEFAULT field, enter a price. Use . or , separators.
  4. For the GROSS DEFAULT field, enter a price. Use . or , separators.
  5. Optional: For the NET ORIGINAL field, enter a price. Use . or , separators.
  6. Optional: For the GROSS ORIGINAL field, enter a price. Use . or , separators.
  7. For the QUANTITY field, enter the number of items. By default, the quantity is 1. For an example, see Adding volume prices.

Tips and tricks

Click Cancel to stop creating a new price.

Editing abstract product prices

To edit a marketplace abstract product’s prices, follow these steps:

  1. Next to the abstract product, the price of which you want to edit, hover over the three dots, or just click the line, and then click Manage Product. This takes you to the [Product name], Abstract Product Details tab.
  2. Scroll down to the Price pane.
  3. Next to the price you want to edit, hover over the table and update the necessary cells.

Tips and tricks

You can sort the prices by stores and currencies. To do that, in the Price pane, in the Stores drop-down menu, select the stores for which the price is defined, and in the Currencies drop-down menu, select the currencies in which the price is defined.

Deleting abstract product prices

To remove abstract product’s price, follow these steps:

  1. Next to the abstract product, the price of which you want to delete, hover over the three dots, or just click the line, and then click Manage Product. This takes you to the [Product name], Abstract Product Details tab.
  2. Scroll down to the Price pane.
  3. Next to the price you want to remove, hover over the three dots in the table, and click Delete.

Reference information: Price pane

ATTRIBUTE DESCRIPTION
Customer Defines whether the price will be applied to all customers or a specific one. If Default is selected, the price will be applied to all customers.
Store Store in which the price will be displayed.
Currency Currency in which the abstract product price is defined.
Net default Default item price before tax.
Gross default Item price after tax.
Net original Item price before tax displayed as a strikethrough beside the default price on the Storefront. It is usually used to indicate a price change.
Gross original Item price after tax displayed as a strikethrough beside the default price on the Storefront. It is usually used to indicate a price change.
Quantity Quantity of the product to which the prices from the Gross price and Net price fields apply.

Adding volume prices

Let’s say you have a product that you want to sell with a special price if a user wants to buy a specific number of the same product. For example, a laptop costs €354.35, but you have defined that if a user buys three items, the cost will be €340 instead of €354.35. In this case, you can define a product quantity starting from which a special volume price applies.

Volume prices - marketplace product

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