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Price Rule Actions
The information on this page is intended for Adobe Commerce 2.3 customers who are on an extended support contract. The Adobe Commerce Merchant Documentation for current releases is published on the Adobe Experience League.
If you are managing a store that is in “In Setup” status, see Onboarding: Price Rule Actions.
Price Rule Actions define the adjustment calculations that will be applied to the price source to determine the listing price.
A standard price rule allows you to increase or decrease an Amazon listing price by a specific percentage or fixed dollar amount relative to the Magento catalog price (or price source).
| Section | Description |
|---|---|
| Select Rule Type | Set the rule type, “Standard price rule.” |
| Price Adjustment | Define the adjustment calculations that will be applied to the price source to determine the listing price |
An intelligent repricing rule uses Amazon competitors’ pricing to determine your listing price. Competitors are other sellers that are listing the same products you are listing on Amazon.
| Section | Description |
|---|---|
| Select Rule Type | Set the rule type, “Intelligent repricing rule,” along with competitor price source and feedback requirements. |
| Competitor Conditional Variances | Define variances for conditions of the same product sold by competitors. |
| Price Adjustment | Define the adjustment calculations that will be applied to the price source to determine the listing price |
| Floor Price | Define your lowest price for a product to prevent multiple pricing rules from setting a listing price too low. |
| Optional Ceiling Price | Define your highest price for a product to ensure that your pricing remains competitive. |