Hello All,
We have a part that is a Sales Kit. When using Price List Inquiry, a component part’s price list gets pulled, which we do not want to happen. Is there something incorrect in the set up of the Sales Kit/Component/Price List that would cause this to happen that we could change? Or is this just the way it works?
Thanks, as always, for the help.
Blake
In the sales kit setting (Part → Sites → Sales Kits tab of Part Maint), you can choose the pricing type
Price Type
This field enables you to instruct the Epicor application on how to price the kit. By default, the Parent Pricing option is selected. Click on the drop-down arrow and select one of the following options:
Component Pricing – Selecting this option instructs the Epicor application to roll up the individual sales prices of each kit component to calculate the sales price for the kit. This option is automatically selected for a kit whose components can be shipped as individual line items (that is, the Must Ship Kit Complete check box is blank for the kit). You cannot change this setting.
Parent Pricing – Selecting this option instructs the Epicor application to use the sales price of the kit parent item as the sales price of the kit.
Thanks for the quick response, Calvin. The Part > Sites > Sales Kit Tab has the following settings, but still presents the Price List tied to one of the component parts. Any Ideas?
It could be a “bug”. When a Sales Kit is entered on an Order, a hidden order line is created for each component of the sales kit.
You have “Parent Pricing” selected, so it should display the price for the Parent Sales Kit. If that SK part number belongs to a Price List, I assume that would be pulled.
Since you have “Print Components on Customer Docs”, I assume those line show, but don’t show a price (because Price Type is Parent).
Does the price for the SK line on the order show?
A. The price for the SK, from the part Master
B. The price for the SK, from a Price List
C. The sum of the prices (from the part Master) for the components
D. The sum of the prices (from Price lists) for the components
E. Something entirely different
When entering the associated part for an order, with the customer used in the Price List Inquiry, the Price List pulled back is the correct one, which is the price from the SK, from a price list, not the Price List associated with the Component Part. This would point to a bug in Price List Inquiry, then?
Blake
If I you read you correctly, no that’s not a bug. That’s what is intended.
Example SK-1 is a sales kit with:
PART-1 has:
PART-2 has:
With the SK Pricing Type set to Parent, I’d expect to see the price of:
If the SK Pricing Type was set to Components, I’d expect to see the price of:
Sorry, I may not have been clear in my earlier post, or could be confused regarding the matter. It is Friday 
The Price list for the Parent Part was applied in Order Entry when entering a line, as seen below. But then when one uses Price List Inquiry to check the price, using the same customer and part, it instead pulls the Price List from the component part.
Order Entry - Parent Part Price List being called
Price List Inquiry - Component Part Price List Jumps Parent Price List. Component part is on list labeled FA-0807110, but the 07CBX20 was the one seen when entering order:
Thanks for the help!