A short time ago, I had a support case where the customer showed that the Price List was not working correctly.
After a couple of hours, we were able to identify that the problem was that the Sales Order had a “Bill-to Customer No.” different from the “Sell-to Customer No.“, and the Price Lists are triggered with the “Bill-To Customer No.” only.
There is 2 to extend Price Calculation in Business Central, either by subscribing to events or by implementing an interface. Both can useable in different scenarios. Here I will make a simple example of how to do it by implementing an Interface.
In Microsoft Dynamics NAV or Business Central, you can use work type codes to control your job costs and prices. On the Resources card, you can have a general rate for the resource, but for the work type, you can control the rate based on a state they work in or the type of work they do or other variation.
What do you do if you have to update the price of your entire warehouse? Or if one vendor has decreased a specific item by a certain amount? You could manually go through and update every item, if you had endless time on your hands. Or, you could use the Adjust Cost/Price Function in Dynamics NAV.
I am often met with the question: “How can I hide fields from some users and not for others?”. Microsoft introduced a functionality with Dynamics NAV 2015 called AccessByPermission. It enables developers to show or hide fields based on the permissions of an unrelated table.
During a visit with a customer, we discussed the price/rebate functionality in Dynamics NAV, and it became apparent that there is some confusion about how it works. Dynamics NAV operates after a principle called Find the best price, which means that it will go through all the different price systems to find the best prices for the customer at the time of the sales order.
So let’s take a tour of the sales price functionality in Dynamics NAV.