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Topic | Key Concepts | Video Location | ||
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Introduction to Solution Architecture at Pricefx |
| 00:00 | ||
Importance of business analysis in project scoping and customer requirements |
| 09:35 | ||
Discusses anchor pricing, recommended retail pricing, and kit pricing in product pricing strategies |
| 27:28 | ||
Importance of product segmentation |
| 36:37 | ||
Discusses two levels of flexibility in setting up product attributes and pricing levels in the backend |
| 45:48 Best practices in pricing strategy and consultation |
| 19:12 |
Discussion on software development, production costs, and customer feedback |
| 28:48 | ||
Challenges in fitting customer requirements into the Accelerator |
| 38:24 | ||
Guiding customers through data readiness process |
| 48:01 | ||
Discussion on the benefits of a flexible data model |
| 57:36 | ||
Overview of data enrichment and transformation in platform management |
| 1:07:12 |
Learning Highlights:
Defining Accelerators as pre-configured components:
Price calculations based on pricing strategies:
PSP calculates multiple prices for each product using different pricing strategies.
The system prioritizes the pricing strategies based on configuration.
The prices can be different depending on the selected strategy.
Users can manually override the automatic decision and change the price using a price selector.
Warnings and error handling:
Errors are displayed in a clear and helpful way throughout the accelerator.
Examples of warnings and errors are shown, such as a warning about a smaller margin than the specified minimum.
It is important to read the issues from top to bottom, as seemingly minor problems can lead to bigger issues later on.
During configuration, it is important to ensure that the system picks up the settings as expected.
Pricing strategies:
Anchor pricing is when the price of a product depends on the price of another product.
Recommended retail pricing is simply getting the value from a table based on competition.
Kit pricing, also known as bill of material (BOM), calculates the price of a product based on the prices of its components.
Use of product segmentation:
Product segmentation is a core component in PSP tables.
The speaker mentions the strategy selection and its presence in different tables.
The speaker clarifies the selection process based on business units and product groups.
The system tries to find the most specific combination in the table, but also considers alternative combinations if the specific one doesn't exist.
Pricing flexibility levels:
The first level allows for setting up various settings based on the combination of product attributes.
The second level, called pricing levels, allows for creating different price lists for regions, countries, or stores, with the ability to set up dependencies between them.
Use of cost plus table:
There are several versions of the Cost Plus table, and each version corresponds to a specific level and has its own table.
If a specific level is not available, the system will use the universal fallback table called Cost Plus.
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