The prices according to their price groups (price field, element PRICE_FIELD) are entered in this field. The prices must always be specified in the smallest currency unit (e.g. EUR 300.00 = 30000 cents). Negative prices can also be entered in this field. Negative prices are designated with the "-" symbol before the number. The number of digits for negative values is one less than for positive values. The first digit following the minus sign must not be 0. Spaces are not permitted.
(Example: EUR -9.00 corresponds to -900)
If a price of 0 is entered, the item is free of charge within this price group. If an item within a price group is unavailable, the PRICE_FEATURE_GROUP_BASE_PRICE_REF of the item does not contain an element for the corresponding price group.
This element is used to enter minimum prices or base prices. The prices are entered in accordance with their price groups (price field, PRICE_FIELD).
If the price type referenced by the item is not base price-dependent, the minimum price is entered, otherwise a base price. If a price of 0 is entered, the item does not have a minimum or base price, but is also not free of charge.
The prices must always be specified in the smallest currency unit (e.g. EUR 300.00 = 30000 cents). = 30000 Cent). Identification numbers are entered without decimal places. Settlement points are entered with exactly 2 decimal places (excluding the decimal point itself).
If an item within a price group is unavailable, no data record of the corresponding price group is specified.
The base price is always a piece price. If an item is assigned a base price calculation, the same item cannot be assigned a minimum price. The end price of the item generally consists of the base price plus the calculated infill price in consideration of the logic defined by the price type (path 3/PRICE_TYPE_REF). Base prices can only be assigned to items for which at least one dimension is used for calculation purposes.
The effective item prices are calculated as follows: The dimensions of the base price unit (path 5/BASIC_PRICE_UNIT) must be subtracted from the item dimensions. The remaining dimensions are the infill dimensions. To calculate the price for the infill dimensions, the logic from the price type in conjunction with the item price (path 5/PRICE) is used. If the infill dimensions are less than 0, the calculations continue with an infill dimension value of 0.
This element must be specified for an item if the item's price type (Path 3/PRICE_TYPE_REF) is base price-dependent.
If a price type (path 1/PRICE_TYPE_REF) is defined as base price-dependent, the dimensions for the base price unit must be specified here. The base price unit depends on the number of dimensions specified as "1 or true" in the price type.
If, for example, the base price of a length-dependent item relates to 1.5 m, the value of 1500 bees is entered in this element. In the case of a volume-dependent price, 1 m³ will be entered as "1000000000" [mm³]. If they are piece prices, i.e. no dimension was specified as ?1?, the value 0 must be entered in this element.
Element paths: P1: SERIES/SERIE/PRODUCT_GROUPS/PRODUCT_GROUP/ITEMS/ITEM
This element specifies the date on which the item becomes available for delivery. If this element is left blank, the CATALOG/VALID_FROM_DATE element will apply. Elements with the designation VALID_SINCE must not contain a date prior to the catalogue start date.
This element specifies the date until which the item is available for delivery. If the date element is left blank, the item is available for delivery indefinitely. Elements with the designation VALID_UNTIL must not contain a date that is more than 10 years in the future from the catalogue date. The element must be left blank for an indefinite period.