Price Override in Project Operations | Part 1 [Understanding Change Amount effect]

So, often times if you are working on Project Contracts, you must have encountered this button which creates a separate Price List for the Quote itself – Project Contract Price List Defaulting Behavior in Project Operations

But here’s how to track and find what happens to these Price Lists and what Price Override levels are –

Creating Price Overrides

1. Here’ where you can find the Prices to be overridden on a Price List level –
   
2. Now, when a new Quick Create form is created, you can fill in the details for either the new Price or the % and the Scope.
   
3. Now, when you add the Price Per Unit, also notice that there’s a Scope field as well. Notice the types of records for the Scope defines at what level should this take effect.
   
4. Let’s select an Account and save.
   
5. Now when I save the record, notice that the Price is added differently.
   

   So, let me demystify this Part 2 of this post here: Price Override in Project Operations | Part 2 [Understanding Change Amount effect]

Hope this was helpful!

Thank you!