Price sheet
Also called price list
Reviewed by Dasha ShakovVP Marketing, Proton
Updated
What is price sheet?
A price sheet is a manufacturer’s list of the items in a product line, with part numbers, descriptions, pack quantities and list prices or costs. Distributors use price sheets to set up new items and load price changes into the ERP; fashion and consumer-goods suppliers call a similar document a line sheet.
Price sheet example
A new supplier sends its price sheet as a spreadsheet of 140 items, and the product team uses it to set up the SKUs.
Related terms
- List priceList price is the published, undiscounted price of a product, set by the manufacturer in its price book.
- Line cardA line card is a distributor’s list of the manufacturers and brands it sells, typically shown as a page of logos.
- Case packA case pack is the number of units a manufacturer packs into one case or carton, such as 12 tubes of caulk or 100 connectors.
- Price protectionPrice protection is a supplier’s commitment that shields a distributor from a price change.
