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Pricing procedure is a set of condition type than can be price, tax, discount & freight.

Answer / snidagundi3@gmail.com

With combination of different charges like discount , Surcharges, Freight , Tax is called pricing procedure

Answer / sravya

pricing procedure consist list of all condition types which are placed in sequence.

Answer / venkatareddy.mettu2012

Pricing procedure consist the condition type which should be in sequence,

The Pricing procedure t.code is v/08,

The common t.code for Pricing vok0,

Answer / atulya sharma

Pricing Procedure is a process of determining the flow of correct pricing of a product/service based on different condition types, Access Sequence, Condition Table and condition record.
It is determined based on 3 parameters.
1-Sales Area (Sales org, Distribution channel and Division)
2-Customer Pricing Procedure
3-Document Pricing Procedure

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