This feature enhancement introduces mass price update capabilities that use price attribute combinations and rule-based markups to provide an efficient way to manage large-scale pricing changes.

Create trade agreement prices using attribute combinations

Pricing managers can now define pricing updates based on price attribute combinations such as product attributes, customer segments, package types, and warranty types. This functionality allows a single rule to update pricing for a wide range of items and customers that share identical attribute characteristics.

Apply amount or percentage markups based on configurable pricing bases

Users can define new prices using:

A fixed amount.
A percentage markup applied on top of a selected pricing basis, such as:
- Current price
- Base price
- Inventory cost
- Last purchase price

This functionality provides a powerful extension of category pricing logic into attribute-based pricing updates.

Automatic expiration of matching legacy pricing rules

When a new pricing rule is created using attribute combinations, the system automatically identifies existing trade agreement records that match the same targeted segments. These legacy rules can then be automatically expired, eliminating the need for pricing managers to search for and manually retire outdated entries.

Mass-update capabilities

Mass-update capabilities do the following:

Reduce repetitive data entry.
Lower the chance of outdated or conflicting rules.
Ensure cleaner pricing history and better governance.

This functionality is especially valuable for organizations managing thousands of SKUs across multiple channels.