See which fields a resolved price takes and from where

Learn what a price record carries and how the system picks the record that supplies every field.

1. Each price record carries the full set of fields: price, tax, margin, display unit (per unit, per set, metre, foot, millimetre, plus square and cubic variants), discount (percentage or absolute) and maximum-discount caps.

2. A price can also be set up as a formula-based price, which cannot be combined with linking to another price.

3. When the system resolves the final price for a channel and price type, it normally takes ALL of those fields from a single record: the channel's own record when it is custom, or the default price record when the channel is linked to the default.

4. There is no per-field mixing — you cannot inherit the price but override only the tax, or vice versa.

5. One exception: when the SKU's default price is linked to a source price, the source's margin can be folded into the resolved price.

6. Where the chain reaches a price record that belongs to another business unit or to a publisher rather than to this store, the resolved price is masked back to the store's own data instead of being shown as-is.