Price Overrides
Overview
In the system, a Package consists of multiple charges, each with its own configured prices. These prices can be overridden at different levels, providing flexibility based on categories and assets.
Price Override Hierarchy
The system follows a structured price override mechanism:
Prices are initially configured at the Package level.
These prices apply unless overridden at the Category or Asset level.
Learn more about Package-level Prices here.
Prices configured at the Package level can be overridden at the Category level.
These overrides are managed in the Package → Price Overrides tab.
Once overridden, the new prices are automatically inherited by all assets under the category.
Learn more about Category-level Override here.
Users can further override prices at the Asset level.
These overrides are also managed in the Package → Price Overrides tab.
If an asset has an overridden price, it takes precedence over both Category-Level and Package-Level prices.
Learn more about Asset-level Override here.
Users can define price overrides per billing frequency (Daily, Weekly, Fortnightly, and Monthly) at the Asset level.
These frequency-based prices act as the final override, taking precedence over all other pricing configurations for a charge.
This override is managed in the Asset → Details → Prices tab.
Learn more about Asset-level Ultimate Override here.
By using these override options, users can ensure flexible and accurate pricing for different assets and billing structures.
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