Price level

Default Price and Price Level used in the Sales Orders

Scenario The explanation of the default Price and Price Level used in the Sales Orders. Solution The Hierarchy being followed is: If Customer Name is already indicated, the Default Price will be based on the Price Level set on the Financial Tab > Item Pricing subtab of the Customer Record. If none, It will be based on the Price Level set on the Financial Tab > Group Pricing subtab of the Customer Record. If none, It will… Continue reading Default Price and Price Level used in the Sales Orders

Restrict the user from changing Price Level on Sales Order record after invoiced.

Scenario: In the sales order record, if the sublist value for the field ‘INVOICED’ is greater than zero, restrict the user from editing the sublist field value ‘Price Level’. Only allow the user to edit the ‘Price level’ if the field ‘INVOICED’ is Zero. The Function to disable the price level field value is given… Continue reading Restrict the user from changing Price Level on Sales Order record after invoiced.

To add the price level in the item record using script.

require([‘N/record’], function (record) { let objRecord = record.load({ type: record.Type.INVENTORY_ITEM, id: 5124, isDynamic: true, }); let lineCount = objRecord.getLineCount({ sublistId: ‘price’ });//The linecount… Continue reading To add the price level in the item record using script.

Creating Price Levels

When you use the Multiple Pricing feature, you can create different price levels for selection on the sales order, up to a limit of 1,000 active records. Setting up multiple price levels enables you to have greater flexibility to set different pricing for different customers. To enable multiple pricing: Go to Setup > Company > Setup… Continue reading Creating Price Levels

INVALID_FLD_VALUE Error for price level column.

While attempting to set price levels in the sales order record using a server-side script, I encountered an issue where the “price” field was returning an error indicating “invalid field value.” Further investigation revealed that it is not possible to set price levels for certain item types. These restricted item types include EndGroup, OthCharge, Service,… Continue reading INVALID_FLD_VALUE Error for price level column.

To set a new price level Setup>Accounting>Accounting Lists Here in Filter Select Price Level Then you can see different price levels in this account To add a new price level click on the NEW option.

Finding Price Levels of Items

Create an Item saved search On the result tab In the search result, we can see the different price levels in that account

How check whether a price-level is active on SCA website

This article is to check whether a particular price level is active on a website, this can be used while working with price-level-related tasks. Go to Setup >Accounting>Accounting lists Select the filter option to price-level Then check the required price-level in the list and click ‘view’ After opening the record check the checkbox”Online price level”… Continue reading How check whether a price-level is active on SCA website

Sales Order> Item Sublist> Price Level Has No Option as Custom

Scenario: Transactions> Sales> Enter Sales Orders Choose a Customer Under Item Tab> Add an Item Note that in the Price Level Column, No Option for Custom Solution: 1. Go to Transactions > Sales > Enter Sales Order.2. Hover your mouse pointer on Customize > click Customize Form.3. Go to Screen Fields tab > Columns subtab.4. Mark the “Show” checkbox for Rate.5. Click Save.… Continue reading Sales Order> Item Sublist> Price Level Has No Option as Custom

Customer Price level update

Choose Custom in the Price Levels field on transactions if you wish to alter a customer’s price. Next, enter the desired price of each item in the Prices area in the customer record. Go to Lists > Relationships > Customers > New. Enter the customer’s name. Click the Financial subtab. Under Account Information in the Price Level field, choose this… Continue reading Customer Price level update