Create Pricing Elements for Loyalty Point Charges

When you create price list entries for products that have charges in loyalty points, you must have existing pricing elements that contain those charges.

  1. Navigate to the Product Console.
  2. Find and open the price list where you want to create the pricing element charge.
  3. Click Standalone Pricing Elements.
  4. Click New.
  5. In the configuration panel in the Pricing Variable section, enter the search criteria to find the One Time Loyalty pricing variable.

    Field

    Description

    Charge Type

    Charge type searches for the pricing variable designating a one-time charge. Select One-time.

    Type

    Type searches for the pricing variable designating a price type. Choose Price.

    • In Charge Type, choose One-time.

    • In Sub-Type, choose Standard.

    • In Type, Price.

  6. Click Search.
  7. In the search results under Select a Pricing Variable, choose the pricing variable created for loyalty points, such as "One Time Loyalty".
  8. Complete the General Properties section.

    Field

    Description

    Name

    Include the amount and your company's term for loyalty points.

    Make sure the name of the pricing element indicates as much information about the price as possible, such as the amount and "loyalty points" or whatever name you have for loyalty credits, for example, "2500 Loyalty Points".

    Code

    A unique code to identify the pricing element. Make sure there are no spaces or special characters. As best practice, use uppercase.

    Display Text

    Include the amount and your company's term for loyalty points.

    Base Price

    Don't select base price when creating a pricing element charge.

  9. Complete the Currency Value.

    Field

    Description

    Loyalty Amount

    Enter the amount of loyalty points.

    Loyalty Code

    Choose PTS.

  10. Complete the Effectivity section.

    Field

    Description

    Effective From

    The date and time the pricing element becomes available for use. When you choose the date, the system automatically populates the time with the current time. If the pricing element does not have a beginning effective date that is current, you will not be able to use it and it will not appear in the search results for pricing elements when you create a price list entry.

    Effective Until

    The date and time the pricing element is no longer available for use. When you choose the date, the system adds the current time. If you choose an Effective Until date, the pricing element will not be available after that date.

    Active

    The status of the pricing element. If Active is selected, the pricing element will appear in the search results for pricing elements when you create a price list entry.

  11. Click Save.