Pricing Scheme Rewards
The previous version of this page described “member-specific item pricing through the pricing scheme method”, configured by member class. There is no such link. A pricing scheme is a price-list template — “Retail”, “Wholesale”, and, if you name one so, “Member Price” — created under the Pricing Schemes menu of Doc Item Maintenance, with the actual price entered per item on the item’s Pricing Scheme tab. Which scheme a terminal reads is a POS General setting (the scheme that supplies the retail, minimum and maximum price). The scheme knows nothing about members.
Where member-aware pricing actually is
| You want | Use | Page |
|---|---|---|
| A price or discount that depends on the member’s class | A Pricebook price set with a Member Class header rule | Pricebook Configuration |
| A price for one customer | The Item Pricing tab in Customer Maintenance | — |
| A different price list for a whole channel (GSD wholesale) | A pricing scheme, selected by the terminal or document applet | Doc Item Maintenance page |
A pricing scheme does appear inside a membership design in one place: a price-book treatment can name a Pricing Scheme, and in the POS path that makes the price set apply only to lines priced on that scheme. The scheme still holds no member logic; the price book’s Member Class rule does.
Decide before you create schemes
- Create a scheme only for a price list that will be entered and maintained per item. Every scheme is another price column on ~5,200 items.
- If the point is tier pricing, start on the Pricebook page; a “Member Price” scheme that no price book or terminal reads is a column nobody uses.