Practice - Creating a Price Book

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Practice - Creating a Price Book

Overview
In this practice, you want to publish lists of products and their related prices on the price list XXPrice List 1 for your customer XX-Big City Electronics. The price book will show both the list and the net prices. In a subsequent practice, you will create a delta price book to review the prices that result from a promotional modifier being priced and see how the changes display in the delta price book.

Assumptions
Oracle Pricing User, Vision Operations responsibility You must have access to an Oracle Application Vision database or comparable training or test instance at your site on which to complete this practice.

Tasks
Creating the Price Book 1. 2. 3. Navigate to the Create Price Book page. Click Create Price Book. Complete your entries in the Create Price Book page: Price Book Name = XX-Price Book Operating Unit = Vision Operations. Note: Each price book is operating unit specific and the value defaults based on the multi-org access control (MOAC) setup. Pricing Perspective = Order Management Product Criteria = Price List Price List Name = QP-Price List 1 In the Price Calculation Criteria region: Currency = US dollar Pricing Effective Date = Current Date Quantity = 1 Note: Enter the assumed quantity per item when prices are published in the price book (default is 1). The quantity per item is applied regardless of the Product Criteria selected such as All Items, Item, Item Category, or Price List. For example, if All Items is selected and the Quantity is 1, then the price is based on 1 of each item. Customer = QP-Big City Electronics In the Publishing Options region: Template = Price Book Details

 Document Type = EXCEL Publish = Immediate 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Click Apply to create the price book. This generates a concurrent request. Search for the price book to view the concurrent request status. Click the Refresh Data button to update the search results table. Click Name to view the price book. Note: Ensure that the concurrent process has completed. Price book information displays in three tabs in the online view. The price book displays items by item category. Click the Expand All link to view each item and its price. Note: You can search for a specific product within the price book by entering a value in the Product field. 9. Click the View Document link to open the EXCEL price book document that was generated.

Solution - Creating a Price Book

Creating the Price Book Responsibility = Oracle Pricing User 1. Navigate to the Create Price Book page. 2. 3. (N) Home > (T) Reports

(B) Create Price Book. In the Create Price Book page: Price Book Name = XX-Price Book Operating Unit = Vision Operations Pricing Perspective = Order Management Product Criteria = Price List Price List Name = QP-Price List 1 Price Calculation Criteria region: Currency = US dollar Pricing Effective Date = Current Date Quantity = 1 Customer = QP-Big City Electronics Publishing Options region: Template = Price Book Details Document Type = EXCEL Publish = Immediate

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(B) Apply.

Viewing the Price Book 5. 6. 7. Click (T) Reports. Search for the price book to view the concurrent request status: Type = Price Book Name = QP-Price Book (B) Go to display search results.

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(B) Refresh Data. (B) Name = QP-Price Book.

10. Price book information displays in three tabs in the online view. The price book displays items by item category. Click Expand All to view each item and its list and net price.

11. Click the View Document link to open the EXCEL price book document that was generated.

12. Close your work.