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Retail Pricing

SAP Best Practices for Retail (RU)

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Purpose, Benefits, and Key Process Steps

Purpose Retail pricing provides retailers as well as wholesalers with a key opportunity to maintain

prices in a competitive, aggressively-priced environment

Benefits Boost margins, sales and the success of a company Test new products on the market Maintain prices in accordance to the market situation (competitor, price family,

prices at site level, site price list level, price point)

Key Process Steps Create retail pricing for different articles (single, generic, sales set…) Create price at different level (site, site price list, distribution chain) Create prices with price points Create price family, competitor pricing, market basket calculation, worklist

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Required SAP Applications and Company Roles

Required SAP Applications SAP enhancement package 5 for SAP ERP 6.0

Company Roles Retail Pricing Manager Retail Store Manager Retail Non-Seasonal Purchaser

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Retail Pricing Manager

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Basis for the sales price calculation

Display or change planned markups

Sales price calculation – generic article

Sales price calculation – single article

Sales price calculation – sales set

Enter competitor's prices in a price entry list

Site price lists

Calculate sales prices using competitor's prices

Execute Retail Pricing Perform Wholesale Calculation

Perform a sales price calculation with manual transfer of the suggested price

Price calculation for price family

Calculate with price points

Market – basket calculation

Perform a sales price calculation with automatic transfer of the suggested price

Basis for the sales price calculation

Create a customer – specific discount (K007)

Customer – specific markups and markdowns

Sales price calculation – calculation with price ist

Maintain a vendor condition at purchasing level

Retail markup for a merchandise category

Price list – specific markup (AUFS) for a merchandise category

Planned markup (AUFS) for a merchandise category

Display or change planned markups

Individual or list display for customer – specific discount (K007)

Create sales order

Processing the pricing worklist

Create pricing document

Change sales price PB00 for articles

Generate pricing worklist

Pricing worklist release

Process Flow Diagram

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Trade - Calculation

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Pricing

Basics of pricing

Purchase-/sales-pricingconditions, calculation schemes

Calculation of a single article

Calculation of a generic article

Calculation of a sales set

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Pricing

Pricing in wholesale

Pricing with price lists

Calculation inventory processing

Customer-specified discount

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Sales Price Calculation: Basics

MM ConditionsMM Conditions

Sales priceSales price

SD ConditionsSD Conditions

Sales priceSales price

Margin resp.actual mark-upMargin resp.actual mark-up

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Sales Price Calculation : Basics

Vendor

One-step calculationwith a recommended retail price

Purchase (net/gross)RUB 10,-

Customer

Sale (net)RUB 19,99

Mark-up: 30%Cust. disc.: 5%Mark-up: 30%Cust. disc.: 5%

Mark-up: 10%VAT: 16%Price point group: 001

Mark-up: 10%VAT: 16%Price point group: 001

Consumer

Sale (gross)RUB 19,99

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Sales Price Calculation : Basics

Data retention level

Level, on which gen. conditions (price, mark-ups, discount, taxes etc.) can be saved.

Site group

Site

Article

Distribution chain (Refsite!)

Distribution chain /Price list

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Two-Step Calculation

CoCd: 1000CoCd: 1000

S.Org.: 1000S.Org.: 1000

3030 1010

Planaufschlag: WG/VLPlanaufschlag: WG/VL

1000/301000/30

1000/101000/10

30

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Vendor

DC

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0,90 1,101,00

1,99 1,891,99

Store 1 Store 2

Consumer Consumer Consumer

Customer

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Price List Calculation

Screw assortmentMaterial group: MC14401Screw assortmentMaterial group: MC14401

Price list P1Mark-up: 10%Price list P1Mark-up: 10%

Cust. disc. XFreight Costs X2...

Cust. disc. XFreight Costs X2...

End-SP 1End-SP 1

Sales price 1Sales price 1

Price list P2Mark-up : 20%Price list P2Mark-up : 20%

Cust. disc. YFreight Costs Y2...

Cust. disc. YFreight Costs Y2...

End-SP 2End-SP 2

Sales price 2Sales price 2

Price list P3Mark-up : 30%Price list P3Mark-up : 30%

Cust. disc. ZFreight Costs Z2...

Cust. disc. ZFreight Costs Z2...

End-SP 3End-SP 3

Sales price 3Sales price 3

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Processing of the pricing work list (1)

Screw assortmentMaterial group: MC14401Screw assortmentMaterial group: MC14401

Sales price (old): RUB 9,-Sales price (new): RUB 10,-Sales price (old): RUB 9,-Sales price (new): RUB 10,-

Update of direct entryUpdate of direct entry

Is the change in purchase price-relevant to costing?Is the change in purchase price-relevant to costing?

What sales prices resp. calculationseffected?What sales prices resp. calculationseffected?

Layout of the work list-> Direct entry -> creation of the worklistLayout of the work list-> Direct entry -> creation of the worklist

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Processing of the pricing work list(2)

Release of the pricing worklist(Review of the calculation proposal)Release of the pricing worklist(Review of the calculation proposal)

Accept/change/abolish calculationsAccept/change/abolish calculations

Generate pricing work listGenerate pricing work list

1000/10/10SP RUB 29,-1000/10/10SP RUB 29,-

1000/30/10SP RUB 16,-1000/30/10SP RUB 16,-

1000/20/10SP RUB 24,-1000/20/10SP RUB 24,-

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Pricing - Checklist

Customer-specified discount Arrangement of customer-specified discount Pricing in the sales order

Pricing worklist Activation of the direct entry for creating the

worklist Generation of calculation proposals for the

processing and the release

Sales price calculation Single article Sales set/generic article Price lists

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