š½ļø Understanding Condition Types
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Understand Condition Types
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In this tutorial, you'll be exploring condition types for Agreements and Promotions in Pricefx.
Condition Types are the building blocks of Agreements & Promotions. Each line item in an Agreement/Promotion contract is of a specificĀ Condition, or Discount Type, which defines how the contract is calculated and whether or not additional pre-configured fields are added for you to input information or parameters that provide data to aid the calculation.
Navigate to Condition Types in Pricefx
Let's have a look at a few examples within the system.
On the Agreements and Promotions menu, navigate to Condition Types to be presented with a full list of condition types that you have access to edit or view.
Different Types of Condition Type
Here you can see various Conditions or Discount Types that are set up in our Demo system. Your organization will have its own and so it will appear different.
You will see a number of different pieces of information that should give you some indication of the type of condition or discount that is present.
Such as the competitor discounts, promotion discounts, and the variety of other discount agreements and promotions that your organization is able to put into place.
Ā Let's have a look at some of the common characteristics and how the condition types are set up.
The NameĀ is a unique identifier of the particular discount and is always presented with no spaces.
The labelĀ is the value that you will see when you select the agreement or promotion line item when setting up a contract. This will be a descriptive name of your choice or at least the one that the team implements in the system for you.
The pricing LogicĀ field provides inputs and calculates the results of theĀ Agreement/Promotion line item of this type. The pricing logic is configured by a specialist and if you need to understand more about specific pricing logic it is worth reaching out to your administration team or reviewing your organizational documentation.
The Waterfall ElementĀ āĀ Indicates which field (of a Quote or Datamart) is influenced by this Agreement/Promotion condition. This can be used, for example, in simulating the effect of a particularĀ Condition Type on forecasted sales and the result can then be displayed in a waterfall chart.
The User Group (Edit)Ā āĀ Sets which user groups can edit the settings. For details seeĀ Entitlement Concept.
The User Group (View Details)Ā ā Sets which user groups can see the settings.Ā For details seeĀ Entitlement Concept.
That concludes our tutorial on Condition Types. If you'd like to find out more about other functionality mentioned in this tutorial, please visit our knowledgebase where you'll find tutorials covering a range of topics and Pricefx functionality.