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Store pricing lets a store sell a product at a price other than its catalogue reference price. A product always has a reference (master) price set in the catalogue; a store price is a per-store override layered on top of it.

What it is for

  • Set a store-specific price for a product where the reference price does not apply.
  • See at a glance which products carry a custom price versus the reference.
  • Remove an override so a store falls back to the reference price.

Key screens and actions

1

Pick a store

Choose the store whose prices you want to manage. The screen shows its products with their effective price and whether it is the reference price or a store override.
2

Set or change a store price

Enter a store-specific HT price for a product; it is flagged as a custom store price (“Prix magasin”) distinct from the reference price.
3

Clear an override

Remove the store price to revert the product to its catalogue reference price.
Store prices are HT (excluding tax) and in cents. Temporary reductions are handled separately as markdowns; the effective price rung up at the till resolves reference price, store override and any active markdown.

In the API

See the API Reference for full request shapes.