Tiers by partner level, volume breaks, contract prices agreed with one account, and per-item overrides by CSV — resolved at the moment of the order.
A gold partner gets gold pricing without anybody applying it. A minimum order unlocks a tier. One account has a price agreed for one item, and it is honoured on every channel. Upload the overrides as a spreadsheet; download them the same way.
Tiers, overrides and where each price came from.
Gold, silver, bronze — each with a discount and a minimum order value.
Per-item prices for one partner, and how many are active.
Floor, tier, override — shown on the order line.
What a partner will pay for an item before it is published.
One tier and one partner on it is enough. Overrides come with the exceptions.
A tier with a name, a code, a discount percentage and an optional minimum order value.
A partner is on a tier; their prices follow it on every order.
A tier unlocked by order value — the more they buy, the better the rate.
Per-item prices for one partner. Download a template with current prices, edit, upload.
Export only the overrides, ready to edit, rather than the whole catalogue.
Blank the price in the CSV and the override is removed. Back to the tier.
A price agreed with one account, honoured on the portal, the network and the invoice.
A network minimum nobody below it can undercut.
What you recommend the partner charge, sent with the catalogue.
See what a given partner pays for a given item before publishing.
Per network, with reports in your base currency.
An upload that half-worked tells you which rows did not, and why.
A price in three moves.
Three of the places you will spend time in Pricing.
Where prices are used.
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