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Your pricing rules
Quantity too low. Needs 100, the order has 40.
Never looked at. ERPNext found a rule at the Item Code level and stopped.
The order
How ERPNext decides
Rate on the invoice
₹180.00 list price
No pricing rule applies to this order.
Edible oils, wholesale 8% was never looked at. The item rule ended the search, then failed on quantity. Tick “Has Priority” on the item rule and the search carries on.
ERPNext looks for rules on the item first. If it finds one, it stops looking at group and brand rules, even when that item rule later fails on quantity.
Two rules that both qualify, with no priority, raise an error. ERPNext does not quietly pick the more specific one.
The priority number only appears after you tick “Has Priority”. Higher numbers win, from 1 to 20.
Left out to keep it readable
On selling documents (Quotation, Sales Order, Delivery Note, Sales Invoice, POS Invoice) when a rule is marked for selling, and on buying documents when it is marked for buying.
Tick “Has Priority” on the rule that should win and give it a higher number than the other. Or narrow one rule so both can no longer match the same order.
Usually because a rule exists for the item itself. ERPNext searches the item first and stops there, even if that item rule then fails on quantity. Tick “Has Priority” on the item rule and the search carries on to the group and brand.
Yes, if every rule involved has “Apply Multiple Pricing Rules” ticked. That mode is not modelled in this simulator.
Our consultants untangle pricing rules all the time. Send us the rule names and we will tell you what is happening.
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