Pricing Basics
Key Terms
SPA Fundamentals
Applying SPAs
Negotiation & Adjustments
100

What does MSRP stand for?

Manufacturer Suggested Retail Price; expected EU price.

100

What does GM stand for?

Gross Margin.

100

What is a SPA?

Special Pricing Agreement; discount lowering Unit Cost and SO Net Price.

100

What SPA always needs to be manually applied?

RR (Ref Required).

100

How can you reset pricing for the whole quote?

Reset Sys Net Price button next to Recalc.

200

What is grid price?

Default price in the system for the customer; shown on EC Express.

200

Define Unit Cost.

TDS cost for product; what we pay vendor.

200

Where can you view all available SPAs on a quote?

 Price Adj tab → All SPA List.

200

How can you apply a SPA at the line level?

Price Adj Tab.

200

What are the two ways to adjust pricing?

SO Net Price and GM%.

300

What does negotiating margin mean and why is it important?

Lowering the price manually, which reduces profit.

300

Define SO Unit Price.

Sell price before SPAs.

300

Name the two types of SPAs.

Vendor Funded SPA and TD SYNNEX Funded SPA.

300

What is the indicator that a SPA is attached to a line?

Discount shown in Rebate TTL column.

300

How do you change pricing on multiple lines at once?

Batch update toggle → select lines → update GM%.

400

What options do we have to give customers better pricing when quoting?

Grid Price quote, SPAs, Negotiating Margin.

400

Define SO Net Price

Sell price including SPAs; final cost to customer.

400

What is needed to apply a SPA from the All SPA List?

Reference Number.

400

When do SPAs auto apply?

When all specific requirements and conditions are met.

400

What is a PM Price Block?

Entering a margin or price below PM set level; requires PM approval.

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