Pricing scopes
PS-01 / PS-02 — who a price applies to. Enterprise is the published list; every level below it narrows.
Resolution is driven by priority, not by the nesting drawn below: a client is matched against their account, group, segment and the enterprise root at once, and the highest-priority scope that defines each rule type wins that rule separately. The tree is documentation of intent; priority is the behaviour. Two scopes matching one client at equal priority resolve in whatever order the database returns.
Hierarchy
5 scopes · 14 configurations attached
| Scope | Targets | Priority | Configs | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
GWB Enterprise (published list price)enterprise | ENTERPRISE | 10 | 12 | ACTIVE | |
Segment: Large Corporatesegment | SEG-LARGE-CORP | 20 | 0 | ACTIVE | |
Group: Samsunggroup | GRP-SAMSUNG | 30 | 1 | ACTIVE | |
Segment: FDI Manufacturers VNsegment | SEG-FDI-MFG-VN | 20 | 1 | ACTIVE | |
Segment: Mid Corporatesegment | SEG-MID-CORP | 20 | 0 | ACTIVE |
Deactivating a scope drops every configuration under it out of pricing at once — the count above is what would stop being resolved.
Relationship Manager has read-only access here. Creating a pricing scope is assigned to the Pricing Manager in this build. Switch role to add one.