Price list prioritization

When multiple price lists are applied, Geins uses prioritization rules to determine which price is shown. Here's how it works:

Lowest price

• If more than one price list includes the same product, the lowest price will be used.

Enforced price lists

Enforced price lists override others based on the following rules:

• Multiple enforced price lists: The lowest price between them applies.
• One enforced + one non-enforced: The enforced price list always takes priority.
• No enforced price lists: The lowest price across all applicable price lists and prices such as sale and campaign prices is used.

Buyer assigned pricelists

Buyer assigned price lists has the highest priority. If a buyer has assigned price lists:

• They override account price lists on overlapping products.
• Enforced account lists still apply, but the buyer’s assigned price wins on overlap.

Example

• A SKU is priced at 100 in the account price list and 90 in the buyer’s assigned price list. The buyer will see 90.