The different ways you can handle and edit your Price lists may be confusing. Here are some tips that can help you find your way!
When your Price list is created (under Settle --> Create Price list, or Cost Control --> Create Freight Price List), you can now view it under Settle --> Price lists, or Cost Control --> Manage Freight Price Lists. Choose the Price list you would like to view by pressing any hyperlink, for example the ''ID''.
Configurable cost driver
To find out if you are using Configurable cost driver in your Price list, look in the header, if it's set to No, it's not in use.
Your Configurable cost drivers refer to cost drivers that are customized according to customer requirements. It is used only for additional charge calculation.
If set to Yes, you will now have a different view in the ''Additional fees'' section. Go to Additional fees in the drop-down list under Manage. Below is the view of Additional fees with Configurable cost drivers set to Yes. For a full guide of the Additional fees view, check out Tips & Tricks - Price lists/Additional fees.
Max units - the maximum value the line is valid for, e.g. 5 containers, 10 document, 5 stops, 500 kg.
Price - price per units, e.g. if per units is set to 50 and the price 100 SEK. That means the price is 100 SEK per 50 units.
Per units - price per number of cost driving units, e.g.
if per units is set to 30 and the cost driver is kg, the price is per 30 kg.
Round-up - rounds up the number of units on the invoice/shipment to the interval of per units (i.e. number of units must be evenly divisible by per units), before multiplying the price with the number of units.
If Y and number of units is 50 and per units is 20, the number of units is rounded up to 60.
Discount (units) - A discount in the cost driving unit. E.g. if the cost driver is volume (m3) and the discount is set to 10. Then if the goods are 25 m3, you will pay for 15 m3.
(10 units will be subtracted from the original units on the shipment/invoice before calculating the charge for this line.)
Use bulk value - If set to Y, bulk factors will be used to calculate the additional charge. If set to N, no bulk factors will be used.