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Price List Concept

Demander Price List Guide

Depending on the company or commercial context, a Price List may also be known as:

  • Sales Prices
  • Selling Values
  • Sales Table
  • Commercial Table
  • Catalog
  • Price Catalog

In Demander, we use the term “Price List” to identify the record that brings together the selling prices of products.

It is important to emphasize that a Price List on its own is just a registration and does not have independent functionality. In order to be used, it must be linked to other system records.

For a Price List to be used properly, you need to:

  1. Have Products previously registered in the system;
  2. Register the Price Lists;
  3. Register the Product Prices, linking each price to its corresponding Price List.

In this way, the Price List acts as a value grouper, allowing you to define which prices will be applied to specific products.

This allows the company to work with different commercial policies, enabling separate lists with distinct prices according to customer, region, seller, sales channel, or business strategy.

A Price List can be used in several ways within Demander, providing greater flexibility and control over selling prices.

Below are some usage examples:

Price Lists can be registered manually in Demander Web or imported via integration:

Products can be registered manually on Demander Web or sent via integration:

Product Prices can be registered manually on Demander Web or sent via integration: