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Good information Chris and Dan and thanks for sharing. I check the List Price Hiearchy and it appears to be set up correctly.
 
Seq     Description                          
 1      Item/Customer                        
 2      Item/Region                          
 3      Item/Customer Discount Code          
 4      Item/Facility                        
 5      Item - Multi Currency Price          
 6      Item Master List Price                                                     
                                             
Default List Book Price Method               A
 
And when I look at the "Net Price Source"the order has a source code of '05' but as you guys mention it should be '02' = Special pricing applied. We are using method 2 - Customer Number and currency code USD. Two examples below:
 
Customer  1   USD   100000                                3/13/08 12/31/11
Customer  1   USD   111110                                8/10/07 12/31/11

According to the users the issue started when somone forget to set up the Special Pricing Table. Inititally the end date wasnt 12/31/11 It was a pass due date. Then an invoice didnt have the specail pricing included probably because the book date on the order wasnt out side of the specil prcicing date range. Then they extended the End date on the special pricing customer records to 12/31/11 hoping that would resovle the issue. But once they processed another invoice the special pricing didnt appear. Maybe the Batch Pricing needs to be ran once since the Specail Pricing date was updated or do you think we should have set up new record instead of updating the end dates on the existing ones? Hmmm
 
 
 
From: "Wynn, Christopher P." <christopherwynn@xxxxxxxxxx>
To: BPCS ERP System <bpcs-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Friday, June 3, 2011 9:53 AM
Subject: Re: [BPCS-L] Special Pricing

Pressing enter after entering a line item will call the pricing routines in ORD700.  If the order has already been entered and the pricing has been changed/updated it will be necessary to force the line to "reprice" using option 11.    You can view the net price source code in  ORD300 (order inquiry) to determine how BPCS priced a line for an order that has already been entered.  From the line item screen in ORD300 use option 17(Line Detail).  From the line item detail screen(ORD307D-01) press F18=Line Financial to view the net price source code.  As net price source code of 02 = Special Pricing.  The net price source code descriptions can be viewed using SYS105 under table ID OLNPSC.   

What method of special pricing  are you having issues with?  We use methods 1 (item/customer number) and 7(item/customer discount) and have had no issues.  Any problems are usually related to effectivity dates or currency codes.  We use multi-currency,  special pricing is currency code specific.  We are on ERP LX 8.3.1. 

Chris


-----Original Message-----
From: bpcs-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:bpcs-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Larenzo Alexander
Sent: Friday, June 03, 2011 8:24 AM
To: BPCS Forum Post
Subject: [BPCS-L] Special Pricing

Hello all,
 
When is the special pricing applied and does BPCS automatically apply the special pricing when F6-Accept is pressed in the customer order entry? Or does the user have to take Option 11 on each detail line to apply the special pricing from the Special Princing table or use the Batch Pricing? The user is under the assumption they didnt have to apply any special pricing and BPCS automatically did it but I'm unsure how it is suppose to work.
 
We are shaving an issue where special pricing is not on the invoices and the Special Pricing table appears to be set up correctly and the book date in the customer order is within in the range of the speical pricing table.
 
Thanks
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