Building the account view
Building the account view
Agreement clocks and financial records arrive independently; available sections render first.
Agreement clocks and financial records arrive independently; available sections render first.
Review rate-card versions, routes, floors and activation readiness. Activation decisions stay with finance approvers.
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Create the version metadata, then add its first validated rate card. An empty draft can never be proposed for activation.
Guided demo data · Updated Oct 1, 2026, 4:36 AM UTC
4 of 4 versions · Sorted by currency, then newest version
| Price book | Version | Currency | Regions | Effective | Rate cards | Status | Activation |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Partner commerce GBP | 1 | GBP | uk-south | From Jan 1, 2026 | 1 | Active | Decided |
| Future scheduled USD | 9000 | USD | us-east-2 | Jan 1, 2099 to Dec 31, 2099 | 1 | Draft | Proposed by commercial.policy@filone.test |
| Direct commerce USD | 3 | USD | us-east-2 | From Jul 1, 2026 | 1 | Draft | Proposed by commercial.policy@filone.test |
| Direct commerce USD | 2 | USD | us-east-2 and us-west-2 | From Jul 1, 2026 | 2 | Active | Decided |
Paste a price book exported from this page (v2 economics-only format; maximum 1 MiB and 250 rates). Validate and review the preview first. Prices, floors, transfer prices, tax and accounting codes and discount rules are kept. The draft gets new identities and needs fresh approval. Provider bindings and approval history cannot be imported. Source details in the file are provenance only, not verified authority.
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A review creates no quote, order or invoice, and claims no amount as collected.
Copies the 1 saved rate into a new USD draft, with its floor, transfer prices, tax and accounting codes and the discount rules. The source stays unchanged. Approval history and provider resource bindings are not copied; review catalog mappings before proposing the new version.
Ceilings are in basis points: 100 = 1%. A matching rule can raise the default ceiling; the highest matching ceiling applies. Regional floor prices still apply. Changes require a new two-person activation.
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