Field codes IN KNJIFA | OUT WIJIFA | API comparisonPriceFactor | Max Length 11 | Decimals 6
Definition
This field specifies how many comparative price units are contained within one base price unit.
Explanation
The comparison price factor is used together with the specified base price unit so that the recipient can calculate and display a comparison price based on their own selling price, in accordance with applicable regulations.
The factor indicates how many comparison price units are included in one base price unit and is an important part of calculating the correct comparison price. The field is mandatory if the item is subject to comparison price requirements and is not exempt under the regulations.
Example:
The comparison price unit is square metre, and the base price unit is a package containing 1.08 m². Factor = 1,08.
Example:
The comparison price unit is hundred pieces, and the base price unit is a box containing 50 pieces. Factor = 0,5.
Example:
The comparison price unit is liter, and the base price unit is liter. Factor = 1.
Usage
The supplier specifies the comparison price factor.
Finfo verifies that the factor is provided according to the applicable rules when a comparative price is required.
Recipients use the information to calculate and display the correct comparative price to the end customer.