What setup is required to accommodate tiered pricing for filters?

The requirement for accommodating tiered pricing in Oracle Order Management involves having a structure that allows for different pricing based on certain criteria, such as quantity purchased. While applying a discount list to a fixed price (like $10/filter) may seem like a viable solution, it does not directly establish a formal tiered pricing structure where pricing changes according to tiers.

The setup that explicitly supports tiered pricing is creating a price list that reflects specific pricing tiers. This means defining a range of prices based on the quantity thresholds that are set up in the price list. For example, a price could be defined such that the first tier offers filters at $10 up to a certain quantity, then adjusts to $9 for a higher quantity, and so forth.

Therefore, the correct implementation involves using a dedicated price list that defines the tiers. This method provides clarity, organization, and flexibility, allowing sales representatives or the pricing engine to automatically apply the appropriate price based on the customer's order quantity.

Implementing a discount list does not organize pricing into tiers directly; rather, it adjusts the cost of a single price point already established, which would not achieve the intended objective of tiered pricing. Using a single price list or service charge does not inherently accommodate tiered pricing structures as