Pricing Library

Where a Decodification Master driver row's charge method actually gets a rupee amount.

Decodification Master decides that a row moves price, and how — a fixed amount, an amount per parameter, or a rate table. The Pricing Library is where those figures are actually entered and kept, against a shared library value like “SS 316” or “ASA 150” (see Decodification).

Only driver rows show up here

A library value’s pricing screen groups by every item group that uses it, and within each item group only by rows marked Driver in Decodification Master, and only for options that already have a charge method chosen there. A group with nothing to price yet reads “Nothing to price at this version — no fixed, by-parameter, or table usages here.” A group with some rates set and some still missing shows an N/M priced count instead.

Three shapes, chosen per row in Decodification Master

Decodification Master’s Priced by… already picked the shape; this screen just fills it in:

Per option — one rupee figure for the option, whatever the size.
Per unit measured — a rate against a measured quantity (millimetres, inches, a count), e.g. “₹1,000 per 100 mm”.
Rate table (two axes) — one amount per size. Rows are the item group’s driver rows; columns are its sizes (DN15, DN25, DN50, …). A cell is set on its own, or across several sizes at once with Set multiple.

A fourth basis, Base variant, folds the option’s cost into the base price instead of adding to it — there is nothing to set here for it.

An unpriced cell shows a dash, not zero. Nothing falls back to a flat, value-level price — there isn’t one.

Versions

An item group’s Decodification Master is versioned independently (see Decodification § Versions). A library value used across several item groups can be priced against a different published version in each — the screen lets you switch which version’s rows and rates you’re looking at within one item group’s entry. Marking a row Driver is not versioned; the rates themselves are.

Setting a price takes effect immediately

There is no review step. Setting a price at a key that already has one overwrites it — the latest entry is the price, with no record of what it replaced (R59).

What the business does here

Enter or correct a fixed, by-parameter, or size-specific rate for a library value, against the charge method Decodification Master already chose.
Switch between an item group’s published versions to see what a specific quotation line was actually priced against.
Nothing to approve — a wrong figure is fixed by entering the right one.