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Sales lines attribute not taken in account in Unified Pricing management Discount.

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Posted on by Arnaud L'Hérondel 8
Hi,
 
I created an attribute "Forwarder" for sales line and a Sales line attribute group. 
It added the attribute to the sales order lines, in the sales order line I can set it in the Retail Button > Retail attributes.
My attribute "Forwarder" as 2 values (Yes/No) and is set to yes.
 
My idea is to have a discount if Forwarder = Yes and no discount if forwarder = No.
 
I created a simple discount taking account the attribute Forwarder = Yes and some specifics items but the discount is not take in account.
If I keep in the same discount the item selection but I don't fill the Forwarder value the discount is take in account.
It looks like the sales line attribute doesn't work as expected.
 
Did you have test it ? Is it ok for you ?
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    Peter Kulikov (N.progression) Profile Picture
    Peter Kulikov (N.pr... 588 Moderator on at

    Hello!
    Sales line attributes defined and set via the Retail attributes (Retail > Retail button > Attributes) are currently NOT supported in Unified Pricing Management discount logic. This is expected behavior, as these are Retail-specific extensible attributes and are not integrated with UPM as valid filters for pricing or discounts.

    • UPM supports Sales line attribute groups to classify sales lines, but this only works with attributes that are directly tied to pricing logic (e.g., stored on the SalesLine table or related pricing tables)

    • Attributes set via the Retail button → Attributes are part of the Retail channel context and are not used by UPM for price or discount calculation.

    Suggested solution:

    If your goal is to use a sales line attribute as a condition for a discount in UPM, then you should:

    • Create the attribute using Product information management > Setup > Attributes, not via Retail attributes.
    • Assign it to a Sales line attribute group that is referenced in UPM.
    • Ensure that the attribute is visible and its value is set before the discount is calculated.
    • If needed, consider extending the pricing logic via customization to support additional attributes not handled out-of-the-box.
     
  • Arnaud L'Hérondel Profile Picture
    Arnaud L'Hérondel 8 on at
    Hi Peter,
     
    I did not set my attribute by the retail but into a Sales line attribute group that is referenced in UPM.
    but the only way I found to see my attribute on the sales line is the retail button.
     
    And I created the attribute using Product information management > Setup > Attributes, not via Retail attributes.
     
    So I think I done what I am supposed to. I created the attribute, added it in a sales lines attribute group.
    After that I set a discount taking in account this sales line attribute that is not out of the box but appear in the attribute list so I think it's supposed to work.
     
    If the way of setting a sales line attribute value in the sales line is not in the retail button where is it ? I didn't find any place elsewhere to set it in the sales line. And in the retail button I see my attribute so I think it's the correct way, but I'm not sure.
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    Peter Kulikov (N.progression) Profile Picture
    Peter Kulikov (N.pr... 588 Moderator on at
    Hi Arnaud,
     

    Even though the attribute was created via Product information management > Setup > Attributes and added to a Sales line attribute group that is referenced in Unified Pricing Management (UPM), the value was assigned using the Retail > Attributes button on the sales order line.

    The issue is that, despite using the correct method to define the attribute and assign it to a group, setting its value through the Retail button stores it in retail-specific tables, which are not integrated with UPM pricing logic.

    Currently, UPM does not support reading attribute values assigned through the Retail interface. As a result, UPM cannot evaluate the condition properly and does not apply the discount.

    Here you can find several confirmations from unofficial sources that Order Line attributes are not considered in Unified Pricing Management (UPM):

    And here is an official confirmation from Microsoft that currently only Order Header attributes are supported, while support for Order Line attributes is planned for the future:

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