Example: Pricing Criteria
The customer Holder 70
has a master contract for the determination of pricing criteria PC 10070
, as well as the master contract Ben MC 270
, and the account Ben AC 70
. For this reason, the customer receives the pricing criteria from the master contract PC 10070
both for the beneficiary master contract Ben MC 270
and for the beneficiary account Ben AC 70
. Both contracts receive the benefit level 1
as pricing criterion.
The customer Holder 76
has an account Ben AC 76
and is entered in both the master contracts for the determination of pricing criteria PC 10070
and PC10073
as additional business partner in the BP role Beneficiary for Pricing
. For this reason, the customer Holder 76
and the account Ben AC 76
receive the pricing criteria from two master contracts with the benefit level 1
and the benefit level 4
. A BAdI defines which benefit level the system is to use.
The customer Holder 73
has a master contract for the determination of pricing criteria PC 10073
, as well as the master contract Ben MC 273
, and the account Ben AC 73
. For this reason, the customer receives the pricing criteria from the master contract PC 10073
both for the beneficiary master contract Ben MC 273
and for the beneficiary account Ben AC 73
. Both contracts receive the benefit level 4
as pricing criterion.

Master contracts for the determination of pricing criteria and beneficiary contracts