5387Price specification code

ElementBatch

Code identifying pricing specification.

Element Details

Type ID
LengthMin 1 / Max 3
Codes
  • <>ABO
    A price which can be revised due to economic conditions between the date of acceptance of the order and the date of delivery.
  • <>DSC
    A certain price up to which one is able to make reductions from the usual list value.
  • <>RES
    Price per unit of quantity of a product to be used for resale.
  • <>MAX
    The greatest amount of goods or services which one can buy to receive a certain value.
  • <>AAT
    The transport component of the per-unit item price.
  • <>SW
    Used in steel industry.
  • <>AAD
    The charges imposed by the ocean transportation industry above and beyond the basic freight.
  • <>AAO
    The price given is the price of the item without packaging.
  • <>ABD
    A special price if pre-payment is made for the article ordered.
  • <>ABT
    A provisional price which is adjustable due to economic conditions between the date of offer and the date of acceptance.
  • <>MXR
    The greatest amount of an order that one can place in order to receive a certain value.
  • <>PW
    Code specifying a gross weight price.
  • <>WH
    Code specifying a wholesale price.
  • <>AAR
    The per unit cost of referenced material based on a given quotation for that material.
  • <>CON
    Price per unit of quantity of a product/service as agreed in a contract between parties.
  • <>AAB
    Code specifying that the price is inclusive of tax.
  • <>ABI
    A code to indicate that the price represents the reimbursement of the actual costs incurred.
  • <>ABY
    The price applicable to the power generated as a result of an upward balance regulation.
  • <>NTP
    Unit price to which no allowances and charges apply.
  • <>AAU
    The packing component of the per-unit item price.
  • <>AAE
    Not subject to escalation or adjustment.
  • <>ABN
    A price which can be adjusted due to economic conditions between the date of offer and the date of acceptance.
  • <>DAP
    The necessary or desirable changes that the sales agency makes with respect to the value of the product.
  • <>CUS
    A clearly known duty on a single item which is imposed by law.
  • <>PRO
    The value that the maker of a good places on an item.
  • <>ABS
    A provisional price which is revisable due to economic conditions between the date of acceptance of the order and the date of delivery.
  • <>TRF
    To carry or remove from one place, situation, or person to another.
  • <>BR
    Code specifying a broker price.
  • <>AAX
    This is the component of the price which is charged due to interest.
  • <>AI
    Code specifying that price is based on the active ingredient.
  • <>AAH
    Subject to increase or development by successive stages and price adjustment.
  • <>ABC
    A special price given to a member of a buying group.
  • <>QTE
    Price per unit of quantity of a product as specified in a quote.
  • <>ABH
    The legal minimum retail price.
  • <>ABX
    The price applicable to the power generated as a result of a balance regulation.
  • <>NE
    Code specifying a price that cannot be increased.
  • <>CP
    Price at time of transaction, but subject to future change.
  • <>AAS
    The labour component of the per-unit item price.
  • <>OFR
    The price per pricing unit of ocean transportation services for moving cargo from one location to another.
  • <>AAC
    The suggested retail price as suggested or determined by the party purchasing the goods.
  • <>AAF
    Subject to increase or development by successive stages.
  • <>EC
    Price registered at european commission steel and carbon office (dg iii).
  • <>ABM
    The difference in price against a base price.
  • <>CAT
    Price per unit of quantity of a product as specified in a catalogue.
  • <>CUP
    The value of a single item that proves to be correct.
  • <>CU
    Code specifying that the price is based on consumer unit.
  • <>AAV
    The tooling component of the per-unit item price.
  • <>ES
    Code specifying an estimated price.
  • <>AAY
    This is the component of the price which is charged due to management services rendered.
  • <>CDV
    The present worth of a thing which comes from one's homeland, in terms of money or goods.
  • <>AAI
    Code specifying that the fluctuation conditions are not identified.
  • <>ABB
    A price which is available to a buying group.
  • <>INV
    Price per unit of quantity of a product as specified on an invoice.
  • <>MNR
    The least amount of an order one can place in order to receive a certain value.
  • <>TU
    Code specifying a traded unit price.
  • <>SRP
    Price per unit of quantity of a product suggested for retail.
  • <>ABR
    A provisional price which cannot be exceeded but is revisable due to economic conditions between the date of acceptance of the order through to the date of delivery.
  • <>AAL
    A price valid prior to an effective date/time/period of a new price.
  • <>ABG
    The minimum price agreed between trading partners.
  • <>ABW
    The price applicable to the power generated as a result of a special balance regulation.
  • <>MSR
    Price that reflects "sales to other manufacturers" or "sales for resale".
  • <>PPD
    The cost of shipping is paid before the goods are shipped.
  • <>FCR
    The price that is either a freight rate or a rate on which freight charges are calculated.
  • <>AAW
    The component of a price charged for providing a temporary vehicle.
  • <>AAG
    Code specifying that the price is subject to adjustment.
  • <>ABL
    The base price of a product or service.
  • <>SHD
    To transport goods and be owed money by the customer for the services performed.
  • <>ABA
    A price which is available to an individual buyer as opposed to an institutional buyer.
  • <>LBL
    Retail price of the buyer that should be printed by the producer on the article's label. the labelling price is not necessary the effective retail price.
  • <>PRP
    The value that is placed on an item that is being developed. the idea is to sell this product for less than one normally would, and make up for it by selling a larger quantity.
  • <>ABQ
    A provisional price which cannot be exceeded but which can be adjusted due to economic conditions between the date of offer and the date of acceptance.
  • <>MIN
    The least amount of goods or services that one can buy to receive a certain value.
  • <>PPR
    Price per unit of quantity of a product as provisionally agreed.
  • <>AAZ
    This is the component of the price which is charged due to maintenance.
  • <>AAJ
    Firm price for specified work.
  • <>AAM
    To indicate that the given price applies per week.
  • <>ABF
    Suggested retail price not including any applicable taxes.
  • <>ABV
    A basis price applied to a geographic area.
  • <>GRP
    Unit price to which allowances and charges apply.
  • <>AAP
    Discount price available to all customers except the retail customer.
  • <>ABK
    A code to indicate that the price mentioned has been submitted in the context of an open tender.
  • <>EUP
    The anticipated value of a single item.
  • <>PAQ
    Numerical amounts of goods or services which are associated with different sums of money. as the amount goes up, the price per individual item decreases.
  • <>PBQ
    The starting amount at which you can place a value on a single item.
  • <>AAK
    A price valid from an effective date/time/period.
  • <>TW
    Code specifying a price based on a theoretical weight.
  • <>ABP
    A provisional price which cannot be exceeded.
  • <>NQT
    No price available.
  • <>TB
    Code specifying that the price has to be negotiated.
  • <>RTP
    Price per unit of quantity of a product to be used for retail.
  • <>DPR
    A reduction from the usual list value.
  • <>DR
    Code specifying a dealer price.
  • <>AAN
    Price can be obtained on request from seller.
  • <>ABE
    Retail price not including any applicable taxes.
  • <>ABU
    Price connected to a geographical area.
  • <>DIS
    The cost associated with the agency that markets goods.
  • <>ABZ
    The price applicable to the power generated as a result of a downward balance regulation.
  • <>ALT
    A substitute cost.
  • <>AP
    Code specifying an advice price.
  • <>AAQ
    Price which will remain unchanged for a given time period.
  • <>AAA
    Code identifying a reference price.
  • <>ABJ
    A code to indicate that the given price is applicable under normal competitive conditions.
  • <>NW
    Code specifying a net weight price.