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FA: SCM: Pricing: After Tiered Pricing Rule Setup, Sales Order Unit Price Is Different as Expected. (Doc ID 2941489.1)

Last updated on MAY 01, 2023

Applies to:

Oracle Fusion Order Management Cloud Service - Version 11.13.23.01.0 and later
Information in this document applies to any platform.

Symptoms

Actual Behavior

There is base price is 120, and Tier (0-10)  price is 130, Tier(10-20) price is 140.
After create sales order using 11 ordered quantity, then unit price as blow.

Price Components Unit Price Amount
Base List Price Applied from XXX Price List 120 1,320
Tier Basis Item quantity aggregated On line qualified for a price list tiered pricing rule 0 - 10 9 100
Tier Basis Item quantity aggregated On line qualified for a price list tiered pricing rule 10 - 20 2 20
List Price  131  1,440

 

Expected Behavior

Expected Unit price is as below.

Price Components Unit Price Amount
Base List Price Applied from XXX Price List 120 1,320
Tier Basis Item quantity aggregated On line qualified for a price list tiered pricing rule 0 - 10 10 100
Tier Basis Item quantity aggregated On line qualified for a price list tiered pricing rule 10 - 20 1 20
List Price 131 1,440

 

Steps to Reproduce

  1. Create XXX Price List
    Navigator : Order Management > Pricing Administration > Manage Price Lists
  2. Base price set to 120
    Tiered 0 to 10 price set to 130
    Tiered 10 to 20 price set to 140
  3. Create sales order 11 quantity and check amount on pop-up window.

Cause

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