To set up complex pricing scenarios in SAP, you can use the following options:
C . Define requirements: Requirements in the context of pricing are specific conditions that must be met for a pricing condition to apply. By defining custom requirements, you can control when a particular pricing condition becomes active, allowing for the creation of complex pricing scenarios based on various factors such as customer, material, sales area, etc.
D . Add new fields for pricing: By adding new fields to the pricing procedure, you can incorporate additional data points into your pricing calculations. This allows for more nuanced and complex pricing scenarios that take into account a wider range of variables, such as specific attributes of a customer, order, or material.
Setting up counter fields (Option B) can also contribute to complex pricing scenarios by allowing sequential processing of conditions that meet certain criteria, but the primary tools for creating complexity are defining requirements and adding new fields to accommodate diverse pricing logic.