The Pricemont product

Every tool for a
clearer pricing decision.

Explore 16 areas of the platform, from supplier records and financial checks to customer communication, team access and billing. Scroll through each feature to see it work. The highlighted tab follows the animation; select a tab to jump ahead.

Illustrative feature previews of the working platform. The separate sample workspace covers selected flows.
01 · Suppliers, catalogue and imports

Keep the source behind every update.

Manage supplier contacts, catalogue records and dated costs. Bring in new files with a reviewed mapping and a clear decision on exceptions.

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SUPPLIERS AND PRODUCTS

Keep the record behind every update.

Westmere Building ProductsContact details and retained source files
Supplier record
WM012 · Trade sealantSupplier code, description and selling unit
Box of 12
Accepted cost historyDated cost versions stay with the product
£24 → £30
Review new products and archive records deliberately. Missing rows do not remove products.

Manage supplier contacts, catalogue records and dated costs. Bring in new files with a reviewed mapping and a clear decision on exceptions.

  • Supplier contacts, products, codes, units and accepted cost history
  • CSV and Excel imports, retained originals and reviewed mappings
  • Full and partial updates, duplicate and pack size exceptions

A missing row does not automatically discontinue a product.

02 · Hidden changes and code matching

Look beyond the headline cost.

Bring supplier files, product records and commercial checks together. Give every unmatched code or changed pack a clear review.

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HIDDEN SUPPLIER CHANGES

Same pack price. A different unit cost.

Previous pack10 fittings£8.00 · 80p each
New pack8 fittings£8.00 · £1.00 each
Unit cost increase25%
Changed pack size needs review, even when the total price stays the same.

Bring supplier files, product records and commercial checks together. Give every unmatched code or changed pack a clear review.

  • Compare net unit costs, quantities and explicit discounts or rebates
  • Surface pack changes, unknown codes and ambiguous comparisons
  • Confirm code associations for reuse in commercial checks

A missing row does not automatically discontinue a product.

03 · Customers, groups and price books

Keep the account and its rules together.

Set up customer contacts, group membership and price book assignments before reviewing a release.

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CUSTOMERS AND GROUPS

Give each account the right starting point.

Northgate BuildersAccount contact and customer access
Trade group
Assigned price bookA reusable rule for the customer group
Standard trade
Marsh PlumbingKeep negotiated fixed prices and holds with the account
Confirmed exception
A customer can use its group price book or a directly assigned book.

Set up customer contacts, group membership and price book assignments before reviewing a release.

  • Customer contacts and group assignments
  • Direct or group price books with explicit currencies
  • Negotiated fixed prices and confirmed account exceptions

The current model supports one group per customer and an applicable confirmed agreement.

04 · Pricing rules and margin review

Know the effect before you choose.

Apply reusable margin, markup or fixed pricing rules. Compare the resulting selling prices with costs and confirmed customer terms before the release moves forward.

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REUSABLE PRICE BOOKS

Choose a rule you can review.

Standard tradeMargin is measured against selling price.
25% margin
Contractor bookMarkup is measured against supplier cost.
Markup
Negotiated productsConfirmed customer terms take precedence.
Fixed price
Set rounding and an explicit currency. Different currencies are not silently converted.

Apply reusable margin, markup or fixed pricing rules. Compare the resulting selling prices with costs and confirmed customer terms before the release moves forward.

  • Margin, markup and fixed price rules
  • Rounding and currency settings for reusable price books
  • Review old and new costs, proposed prices and customer terms

Forecasts depend on your inputs. They do not predict demand or calculate net profit.

05 · Financial scenarios and customer exposure

Model the decision before prices go live.

Use reusable price books, then compare the financial effect of passing on a cost change or deferring it for a customer.

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FINANCIAL IMPACT

Compare the choices in pounds.

100 boxes · Forecast after the permitted date · New cost £30 per box
Keep £32
£200
Half the proposed change: £36
£600
Maintain margin: £40
£1,000
Illustrative gross profit. Saved scenarios use supplied sales quantities, customer dates and a forecast window.

Use reusable price books, then compare the financial effect of passing on a cost change or deferring it for a customer.

  • Use supplied sales history to estimate revenue and gross profit
  • Compare how much of the proposed change to pass through
  • Review holds, deferrals and comparable saved customer scenarios

Forecasts depend on your inputs. They do not predict demand or calculate net profit.

06 · Customer agreements

Keep the promise with the price.

Review source backed suggestions from agreement text, then confirm the terms that should govern each customer’s prices.

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AGREEMENT SUGGESTIONS

The suggestion comes with its source.

MARSH PLUMBING · SUPPLIED AGREEMENT

Trade prices for the listed products remain fixed through 31 January 2027.

SUGGESTED PRICE HOLD31 January 2027Source passage attached
Review the source, resolve uncertain terms, then create a proposed agreement.

Review source backed suggestions from agreement text, then confirm the terms that should govern each customer’s prices.

  • Fixed prices, inclusive holds and notice periods
  • Agreement suggestions from TXT and PDFs with extractable text
  • Source passages, proposed terms and human confirmation

Scanned documents and DOCX are not supported. Suggestions require your review.

07 · Supplier invoice checking

Find the differences that cost money.

Compare supplier invoice lines with accepted costs and check an uploaded system price file against your approved customer prices.

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SUPPLIER INVOICE CHECK

Spot a charge worth questioning.

Trade sealant · 10 boxes of 12 · Dated invoice CSV
Accepted cost for the invoice date
£30.00 / box
Invoiced goods price
£30.60 / box
Possible overcharge · 10 × £0.60£6.00
Review the evidence before contacting the supplier. VAT, freight and other charges are excluded.

Compare supplier invoice lines with accepted costs and check an uploaded system price file against your approved customer prices.

  • Dated accepted costs compared with invoice CSV goods lines
  • Pack conversions and explicit discounts or rebates
  • Possible overcharges, unresolved lines and saved review notes

These checks use uploaded evidence. They do not connect to or update your ERP, and invoice PDF OCR is not supported.

08 · Approved price verification

Verify the price beyond the workspace.

Compare an uploaded system export with an approved customer snapshot. Investigate differences and verify a fresh file after a correction.

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PRICE VERIFICATION

Check the export against the decision.

Trade sealant · Box of 12Price
Approved customer snapshot
£40.00
Uploaded system CSV
£38.00
Difference per box£2.00
Correct the external system, then upload fresh evidence to verify the result.

Compare an uploaded system export with an approved customer snapshot. Investigate differences and verify a fresh file after a correction.

  • Detect mismatched prices, missing and unexpected products
  • Check pack, unit and currency consistency
  • Retain the evidence and compare a fresh export

Verification describes the uploaded file. It is not a live connection to your ERP.

09 · Release approval and corrections

Make every release a deliberate decision.

Keep approval, customer communication and price activation connected, with an individual permitted date for each customer.

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RELEASE REVIEW

A clear approval, with evidence.

Supplier costs and units
Reviewed
Customer prices and agreements
Reviewed
Requested dates and outputs
Prepared
Approved version retainedMaterial changes require a new review.
Approval, notice authorisation and publication scheduling are separate decisions.

Keep approval, customer communication and price activation connected, with an individual permitted date for each customer.

  • Prepare the customer release and retain the approved version
  • Keep review, approval and consequential actions separate
  • Re review material edits and retain earlier release history

Approval alone does not send a notice or make a new price live.

10 · Branded notices and delivery tracking

Send a clear message. Keep the evidence.

Prepare each customer’s branded notice, authorise the reviewed message and track the evidence needed for its release.

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CUSTOMER NOTICE

Preview the message before sending.

NORTHLINE TRADE SUPPLIES → NORTHGATE BUILDERS

Your reviewed trade prices apply from 20 December 2026. Your customer price list includes the products, selling units and new prices.

Company identityUse your configured and verified sender.
Your branding
Notice decisionReview recipients, content and dates before sending.
Authorise separately

Prepare each customer’s branded notice, authorise the reviewed message and track the evidence needed for its release.

  • Individual customer previews and effective dates
  • Company branding and a configured verified sender
  • Sending, delivery problems and reviewed recovery evidence

Approval alone does not send a notice or make a new price live.

11 · Customer dates and scheduled publication

Activate on the date each customer permits.

Use confirmed customer terms and notice evidence to establish eligibility. Activate the approved version only after its requirements are met.

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CUSTOMER DATES

One change. The right date for each.

Northgate Builders30 calendar days after the sample notice on 20 November
20 Dec 2026
Marsh PlumbingPrice hold through 31 January
1 Feb 2027
ApproveNotifyActivate
The release checks confirmed terms and required notice evidence before each customer activates.

Use confirmed customer terms and notice evidence to establish eligibility. Activate the approved version only after its requirements are met.

  • Confirmed holds and calendar or business day notice rules
  • Customer specific eligibility and scheduled activation
  • Readiness rechecks, affected customer blocks and previous versions

A scheduled date alone does not bypass missing notice evidence or other release requirements.

12 · Price lists, catalogues and exports

One approved version. Every format.

Give customers branded price lists and catalogues, or export the approved prices for your existing process. Keep current and previous versions traceable.

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CUSTOMER OUTPUTS

Your branding. Their approved prices.

northline TRADE SUPPLIESPrepared for Northgate Builders

Your trade price list

Effective 20 December 2026 · GBP · Excluding VAT

Trade sealantBox of 12
£40.00
Price list PDFCatalogue PDFCSV
Downloads and the customer page use the same approved selling price snapshot.

Give customers branded price lists and catalogues, or export the approved prices for your existing process. Keep current and previous versions traceable.

  • Customer price list PDFs and catalogue PDFs
  • Approved CSV exports and protected downloads
  • Consistent current, upcoming and historical selling price snapshots

Exports are files for your existing process, not automatic writes to another system.

13 · Customer portal, comparisons and questions

Give customers clarity, not more questions.

Publish consistent branded outputs and help customers understand the change, acknowledge receipt and ask their account team a question.

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CUSTOMER VIEW

Make the change easy to understand.

Northgate Builders · Your usual purchases
Previous price£32.00Trade sealant · Box of 12
New price£40.00Effective 20 December 2026
Change per box
+£8.00
Comparison downloadFilter usual purchases using supplied sales history.
CSV
Customers see their selling prices and dates. Internal costs and margins remain private.

Publish consistent branded outputs and help customers understand the change, acknowledge receipt and ask their account team a question.

  • Protected customer access and before and after price comparisons
  • Comparison CSVs and usual purchase filters from supplied sales history
  • Receipt acknowledgements, assigned questions and portal replies

A receipt acknowledgement does not mean acceptance. Portal replies do not send an email.

14 · Ask Pricemont with sources

Find the answer. See the next decision.

Ask about authorised company records and saved commercial findings. Follow the supporting sources to understand the reason behind the answer.

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ASK PRICEMONT

A useful answer, with the record behind it.

What did the saved 50% pass through scenario show?

ASK PRICEMONT

The saved scenario shows £3,600 revenue and £600 gross profit for 100 boxes at £36 each.

Northgate · December financial impact
Answers use authorised saved records and findings. The assistant is read only; pricing tools perform the calculations.

Ask about authorised company records and saved commercial findings. Follow the supporting sources to understand the reason behind the answer.

  • Find answers in authorised company records
  • Understand saved financial and commercial findings
  • Follow the supporting source back to the relevant record

Ask Pricemont cannot change records, approve releases, send notices or publish prices.

15 · Action queue and follow up

See the work that needs attention.

Bring checks, customer questions and release problems into one overview, then open the record your team needs to review.

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YOUR WORK OVERVIEW

Know what needs a decision next.

Possible invoice overcharge£6.00 · Review the saved finding
Customer questionNorthgate Builders · Assigned to Alex
Price hold approaching its endMarsh Plumbing · Check release readiness
Bring unreviewed checks, customer questions and release problems into one action queue.

Bring checks, customer questions and release problems into one overview, then open the record your team needs to review.

  • Unreviewed and failed commercial checks
  • Assigned customer questions and delivery problems
  • Approaching holds and the records needed for a decision

The queue directs people to the work. Decisions still follow their normal permissions and review.

16 · Team, branding, billing and audit

The controls around your commercial work.

Set up your company identity, manage access and subscription allowances, and keep a record of the decisions your team makes.

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TEAM AND ACCESS

Give people the access their job needs.

Pricing editorRole permissions can be adjusted through capability grants.
Prepare and review
ApproverKeep approval responsibility explicit.
Review decisions
Customer accessGrant and revoke access to protected customer records.
Their own prices
Manage invitations, membership and two step verification in company settings.

Set up your company identity, manage access and subscription allowances, and keep a record of the decisions your team makes.

  • Invitations, roles, capability permissions and two step verification
  • Company branding, sender setup and protected customer access
  • Subscription management, plan allowances and retained activity

Customer views do not expose your internal supplier costs or margins.

The workspace around the work

Set up for your team. Branded for your customers.

Give people the access they need and keep internal commercial information separate from customer prices.

People and permissions

Invite your team, assign roles and manage capability access.

Company boundaries

Protected records, customer access and two step verification.

Your company identity

Company branding, customer outputs and verified sender setup.

A record of decisions

Retain source files, reviews, approvals and publication history.

The full picture

Browse the capability details.

A practical reference to the features shown above, including their current scope.

Suppliers, catalogue and imports

Manage supplier contacts, catalogue records and dated costs. Bring in new files with a reviewed mapping and a clear decision on exceptions.

  • Supplier contacts, products, codes, units and accepted cost history
  • CSV and Excel imports, retained originals and reviewed mappings
  • Full and partial updates, duplicate and pack size exceptions

A missing row does not automatically discontinue a product.

Explore this feature
Hidden changes and code matching

Bring supplier files, product records and commercial checks together. Give every unmatched code or changed pack a clear review.

  • Compare net unit costs, quantities and explicit discounts or rebates
  • Surface pack changes, unknown codes and ambiguous comparisons
  • Confirm code associations for reuse in commercial checks

A missing row does not automatically discontinue a product.

Explore this feature
Customers, groups and price books

Set up customer contacts, group membership and price book assignments before reviewing a release.

  • Customer contacts and group assignments
  • Direct or group price books with explicit currencies
  • Negotiated fixed prices and confirmed account exceptions

The current model supports one group per customer and an applicable confirmed agreement.

Explore this feature
Pricing rules and margin review

Apply reusable margin, markup or fixed pricing rules. Compare the resulting selling prices with costs and confirmed customer terms before the release moves forward.

  • Margin, markup and fixed price rules
  • Rounding and currency settings for reusable price books
  • Review old and new costs, proposed prices and customer terms

Forecasts depend on your inputs. They do not predict demand or calculate net profit.

Explore this feature
Financial scenarios and customer exposure

Use reusable price books, then compare the financial effect of passing on a cost change or deferring it for a customer.

  • Use supplied sales history to estimate revenue and gross profit
  • Compare how much of the proposed change to pass through
  • Review holds, deferrals and comparable saved customer scenarios

Forecasts depend on your inputs. They do not predict demand or calculate net profit.

Explore this feature
Customer agreements

Review source backed suggestions from agreement text, then confirm the terms that should govern each customer’s prices.

  • Fixed prices, inclusive holds and notice periods
  • Agreement suggestions from TXT and PDFs with extractable text
  • Source passages, proposed terms and human confirmation

Scanned documents and DOCX are not supported. Suggestions require your review.

Explore this feature
Supplier invoice checking

Compare supplier invoice lines with accepted costs and check an uploaded system price file against your approved customer prices.

  • Dated accepted costs compared with invoice CSV goods lines
  • Pack conversions and explicit discounts or rebates
  • Possible overcharges, unresolved lines and saved review notes

These checks use uploaded evidence. They do not connect to or update your ERP, and invoice PDF OCR is not supported.

Explore this feature
Approved price verification

Compare an uploaded system export with an approved customer snapshot. Investigate differences and verify a fresh file after a correction.

  • Detect mismatched prices, missing and unexpected products
  • Check pack, unit and currency consistency
  • Retain the evidence and compare a fresh export

Verification describes the uploaded file. It is not a live connection to your ERP.

Explore this feature
Release approval and corrections

Keep approval, customer communication and price activation connected, with an individual permitted date for each customer.

  • Prepare the customer release and retain the approved version
  • Keep review, approval and consequential actions separate
  • Re review material edits and retain earlier release history

Approval alone does not send a notice or make a new price live.

Explore this feature
Branded notices and delivery tracking

Prepare each customer’s branded notice, authorise the reviewed message and track the evidence needed for its release.

  • Individual customer previews and effective dates
  • Company branding and a configured verified sender
  • Sending, delivery problems and reviewed recovery evidence

Approval alone does not send a notice or make a new price live.

Explore this feature
Customer dates and scheduled publication

Use confirmed customer terms and notice evidence to establish eligibility. Activate the approved version only after its requirements are met.

  • Confirmed holds and calendar or business day notice rules
  • Customer specific eligibility and scheduled activation
  • Readiness rechecks, affected customer blocks and previous versions

A scheduled date alone does not bypass missing notice evidence or other release requirements.

Explore this feature
Price lists, catalogues and exports

Give customers branded price lists and catalogues, or export the approved prices for your existing process. Keep current and previous versions traceable.

  • Customer price list PDFs and catalogue PDFs
  • Approved CSV exports and protected downloads
  • Consistent current, upcoming and historical selling price snapshots

Exports are files for your existing process, not automatic writes to another system.

Explore this feature
Customer portal, comparisons and questions

Publish consistent branded outputs and help customers understand the change, acknowledge receipt and ask their account team a question.

  • Protected customer access and before and after price comparisons
  • Comparison CSVs and usual purchase filters from supplied sales history
  • Receipt acknowledgements, assigned questions and portal replies

A receipt acknowledgement does not mean acceptance. Portal replies do not send an email.

Explore this feature
Ask Pricemont with sources

Ask about authorised company records and saved commercial findings. Follow the supporting sources to understand the reason behind the answer.

  • Find answers in authorised company records
  • Understand saved financial and commercial findings
  • Follow the supporting source back to the relevant record

Ask Pricemont cannot change records, approve releases, send notices or publish prices.

Explore this feature
Action queue and follow up

Bring checks, customer questions and release problems into one overview, then open the record your team needs to review.

  • Unreviewed and failed commercial checks
  • Assigned customer questions and delivery problems
  • Approaching holds and the records needed for a decision

The queue directs people to the work. Decisions still follow their normal permissions and review.

Explore this feature
Team, branding, billing and audit

Set up your company identity, manage access and subscription allowances, and keep a record of the decisions your team makes.

  • Invitations, roles, capability permissions and two step verification
  • Company branding, sender setup and protected customer access
  • Subscription management, plan allowances and retained activity

Customer views do not expose your internal supplier costs or margins.

Explore this feature
Workspace, access and company setup
  • Company workspaces, invitations, roles and capability permissions
  • Two step verification and protected company and customer records
  • Company branding and verified sender setup
  • Subscription management, plan allowances and activity records
Read about access and security

Direct system integrations, invoice OCR, supplier scorecards, quantity tier pricing and multi stage approval chains are not included in the current platform.

Keep exploring
Your next price change

See what a clearer process could look like.

Explore the sample workspace or talk to us about your supplier files and customer pricing.

The sample workspace and all website animations use illustrative records.