Pricing Management Software United Arab Emirates

Yes. Whatever price the platform resolves the moment an order is raised carries straight onto the invoice in AED, so the value billed to a distributor or a modern-trade chain is the same value that lands on the VAT invoice line.

Yes. Customer Type lists hold one rate set for modern-trade chains such as Carrefour or Lulu Hypermarket, another for key distributors, and separate sets for sub-distributors, wholesalers and baqala outlets. Each channel sees only its own AED rate at order capture.

Settings > Pricing lets you set the priority once: the platform checks the customer-specific list first, then the customer-type list, then the region list, and finally the SKU fallback. Whichever active list falls inside its Valid From and Valid To window is the one applied.

Fallback Price Settings catch it. Primary sales drop back to MRP, Selling or Cost from the SKU master, while secondary sales carry their own separate fallback, so a baqala order is never billed at a primary-distributor rate.

Yes. Region-based lists pin a rate set to any node in the geography tree, so one SKU can carry a Dubai rate, a different Abu Dhabi rate, and another for Sharjah or the Northern Emirates, reflecting the freight and logistics reality of each territory.

Yes. Create Price List includes Bulk Upload, so hundreds of SKU rates and a full customer set come in from one Excel template. Brands skip row-by-row entry and onboard a fresh distributor network across the UAE in a single pass.

Every list records its Active status, Valid From and Valid To dates, and the user who last edited it. The cards and table on the Pricing screen show Total, Active, Inactive and Customer-Specific counts, giving finance and audit teams a clean trail to review.

Yes. Pricing runs entirely on the cloud, with nothing to install on-premise. The web portal serves pricing managers, the mobile app serves field reps, and rates stay in sync across both in real time, with onboarding and training handled remotely.