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Scopes are groups of products in specific markets and channels that can be defined using product attributes, markets, channels and even predicted KPIs. A scope allows you to manage and optimize these groups individually, enabling more targeted pricing strategies for enhanced performance.

Scopes can be created using filters you provide, such as product attributes, stock level, or other relevant criteria. By combining these filters with logical operators (e.g., "AND", "OR"), you can define specific groups for optimized pricing actions.

Create Scopes

To create a scope, navigate to the scope section, click on "Create", name your scope, set the filters, and then submit.

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Once a scope is created, you can edit, copy, delete, or download it as needed.

Key Scopes Usage

  • Custom Rules per Scope: Easily define and execute rules that apply only to a particular scope, such as excluding products from price changes or focusing on inventory liquidation.
  • Segment-Specific Optimization: Tailor your pricing strategy to the needs of individual scopes to meet different business objectives.

Examples of Common Scopes

  • Sales Channel Scopes: Differentiate products based on sales channels (e.g., Zalando, Amazon). This enables creating pricing strategies that consider the unique dynamics of each channel.

  • Seasonal Scopes: You can create a scope based on the seasonal demand (e.g., holiday products, summer collections). This helps in adjusting pricing strategies according to seasonal trends and consumer behavior.

  • Blacklisted Items: This scope includes products where no price changes should occur. Blacklisting items ensures that they are excluded from any automatic pricing adjustments.

  • Inventory Level Scopes: Group products based on inventory levels (e.g., overstocked, low stock). This can inform discounting strategies to manage inventory effectively.

Conclusion

Defining and managing scopes helps your business handle complex portfolios more effectively, enabling flexible pricing strategies that support your goals.