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Assign a Price List to a Customer

Learn how to assign or update a price list for one or more customers.

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Overview

A price list defines the default pricing used when creating sales orders for a customer. You can assign or update a customer’s price list at any time.

Price lists can be set:

  • Directly from an individual customer record, or

  • In bulk from the Customers list

Changes apply to future sales orders and do not affect past orders.


When to Use This

Assign or update a price list when you need to:

  • Apply customer-specific pricing

  • Update pricing for an existing customer

  • Change pricing for multiple customers at once


Option 1: Assign a Price List from a Customer Record

Use this option when updating a single customer.

  1. Navigate to Sales → Customers

  2. Select the customer

  3. Open the Details tab

  4. In the Pricing & sales section, locate Price list

  5. Select the desired price list

  6. Save changes (if required)

The selected price list becomes the default for new sales orders for this customer.


Option 2: Assign a Price List Using Bulk Actions

Use this option when updating multiple customers at once.

  1. Navigate to Sales → Customers

  2. Select one or more customers from the list

  3. Click Bulk actions

  4. Choose Edit price list

  5. Select the price list to apply

  6. Click Apply to Customers

The selected price list is applied to all selected customers.


Important Notes

  • Price lists affect new sales orders only

  • Existing orders are not updated

  • A customer can have only one assigned price list at a time

  • Bulk updates override existing price lists for selected customers


Best Practices

  • Use bulk actions for large pricing updates

  • Review assigned price lists before confirming new orders

  • Combine price lists with Customer Pricing Rules if more advanced pricing is required


Related Topics

For more information on customer pricing, see:

  • Customer Pricing Rules

  • Update a Customer

  • Customer Record Overview

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