The sales price trade agreement is defined for a specific sales unit of measure, and for a sales order currency. As expected the sales price trade agreement isn’t found. I’ve declared that this item 1 Pair = 2 ea. I’ve also added a line using a different unit of measure. Here’s the sales order – this isn’t trying to be a realistic sales order, it’s a dummy just to test the prices, and I’m testing each ‘boundary condition’: I need to check that my customer is in this sales price group and then I can create a sales order. When these prices are changed you should set the ‘To date’ on these records, and create new ones with the appropriate ‘From date’.
I’ve also set a ‘From date’, because I think that’s best practice. I’ve created these sales price trade agreements for a customer price group, because that’s how it’s normally done, but of course you can have sales prices for a specific customer (Table) or all customers (All). I’ve also ticked ‘Find next’ but in this case I don’t think that’s doing anything. That doesn’t work – so notice that the To quantity on the first row is the same as the From quantity on the next row, and so on for all rows). (I have to come clean and admit that my first attempt, on the first row I had a From = 0.00 and a To = 5.00. Incidentally when I setup a new item I usually set the default site in the Default order settings and the Default warehouse in the Site specific order settings – that saves a bit of time when you’re creating sales orders. I’m working in the standard Dynamics AX 2012 R3 CU9 demo image. I’m not sure how to put screen-shots in replies to Comments, so I’ve created this post. Miranda left a comment asking for an explanation of a price break scenario like this: In October I created a post about sales price trade agreements ( see here).
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