Pricing (Legacy)
Create the pricing models in Emporix (legacy).
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Create the pricing models in Emporix (legacy).
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As of April 2022, this concept has been marked as legacy.
To learn about the current pricing concept, check out the .
In the Emporix e-commerce system, prices apply to products sold on your storefront.
Each product's price information includes two price types. They are described in the table below.
Presentation price
Price presented to the customers on the storefront.
Base price
Price per base measurement unit (such as a kilogram or liter). It is often used by customers to compare the prices of different products.
Description
Customers can order bananas by pieces. One banana weighs approximately 180 grams. The final price of the product depends on its actual weight in kilograms.
Customers can order chocolate spread by packaging. One packaging contains 450 grams of chocolate spread. Base price is calculated per kilogram.
Customers can order juice by bottles. One bottle contains 500 milliliters of juice. Base price is calculated per liter.
Original and amount
0.36 EUR
2.99 EUR
0.99 EUR
Measurement unit
Piece
Piece
Piece
Base price
1.99 EUR
6.64 EUR
1.98 EUR
Base price unit
Kilogram
Kilogram
Liter
Presentation price
1.99 EUR
2.99 EUR
0.99 EUR
Presentation price unit
Kilogram
Piece
Piece
You can put products on sale and specify the date range in which the sale price applies. Discounts can be applied either as a percentage of the original price or as a fixed amount.
When you configure a product, you select its tax class from classes configured for a particular site.
Product prices are stored as gross values. Their net values are calculated when an invoice is created.
If you want to display net prices on your storefront, you need to deduct the tax from the gross price according to the following formula:
Net price = Gross price / (1 + (Tax rate / 100))