📋The price list
A tour of the price list editor — the grid, the cell settings panel, and the import, export and settings actions along the top.
The editor is where all pricing lives. Open it from the price list card on the app home page.
The grid
One row per variant, one column per customer tag, plus a Default column.
Each row shows the variant's display name, SKU and catalog price alongside its cells. A cell shows its configured price, and indicates when it carries more than a flat price — a tier count, or a case multiple.
Above the grid you get a search box, filters and sort, and the action buttons.
Editing a cell
Type a number straight into a cell for a plain per-unit price. That is the fast path, and it is all most rows need.
For anything else, open the cell's settings panel:
Case multiple — force ordering in multiples of this number
Discount mode — Specific price, Percentage or Fixed amount (discount types)
Loose pricing mode — No loose pricing, Global (same for all tiers) or Per-tier (different per tier) (loose pricing)
Volume tiers — Add tier / Remove tier, each with a Min qty and a value field whose label follows the discount mode: Price, Unit % off or Unit amount off
Save the panel to apply.
Column actions
Add column — add a customer tag. See Customer tags & columns.
Tag settings — from a column header: the tag's Discount title, Loose discount title, and its own payment and delivery rules.
Top-level actions
Import
Upload a CSV, review the change preview, then commit. See CSV import & export.
Export → Export priced rows
Downloads only the variants that currently have pricing. The everyday round-trip file.
Export → Export entire catalog
Every variant, including unpriced ones, honouring your current search and filters. Large stores get this by email rather than as a direct download.
Settings
Discount titles, discount combinations, the validation message, and price-list-wide rules.
Status and jobs
The price list card on the home page carries:
the status switch — nothing is discounted while this is off
a badge when the most recent background job failed or completed partially
a link into Jobs & history
Imports, exports and pricing pushes all run as background jobs. The grid can briefly lag a large import; the job history is the authoritative view of what actually happened.
What the grid does not tell you
Whether the price list is enabled. That is the switch on the home page.
Whether the buyer will see the price before the cart. That is the storefront blocks.
Which tag a given customer will get. A customer with two priced tags pays the lowest resulting price.
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