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# 2022-09-19: CE - Price Service Documentation

The following changes have been made to the [Price Service guide](/api-references/api-guides/prices-and-taxes/price-service/price.md) in the *Developer Guides*:

* All class diagrams including the `Price` and `PriceListPrice` now reflect the `tierValues.id` fields.
* Information on retrieving and assigning pricing tiers to prices has been added to the following tutorials:
  * "How to set up your first price"
  * "How to implement different pricing strategies"
  * "How to use the price matching functionality"
* A **Run in Postman** button has been added to the "How to configure a price list" tutorial.
* Response examples in the "How to use the price matching functionality" tutorial have been updated with tax values calculated for the matched prices.


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