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Syncing Price Rules

The following video discusses syncing price rules in RPS. We explore the purpose of the sync price rule function and syncing price rules.

How to Use Sync Rules for Digital Price Tags & E-Commerce Price Tags

Overview

The Sync Rules feature allows you to copy pricing rules and manual prices between Digital Price Tags and E-Commerce Price Tags.

This eliminates the need to maintain pricing in two separate locations. Instead, you can manage pricing in one area and synchronize it to the other with a single click.


What Are Sync Rules?

Previously, pricing changes could automatically apply across multiple areas of RPS. Later, pricing was separated so retailers could maintain different prices for:

  • Digital Price Tags

  • E-Commerce Price Tags

While this gave retailers greater flexibility, many requested an easier way to duplicate pricing rules without having to recreate them manually.

The Sync Rules feature solves this by allowing you to synchronize pricing information between the two modules whenever needed.


Before You Begin

  • Ensure your pricing rules and manual prices are configured in the area you want to use as the source.

  • The destination product must already exist in the other module.

    • Sync Rules will not create missing products.

    • It only copies pricing information for products that exist in both locations.


How to Sync Pricing Rules

Step 1: Open Your Pricing Module

Navigate to either:

  • Digital Price Tags, or

  • E-Commerce Price Tags

You can begin the sync process from either location.


Step 2: Select Your Products

Select the products whose pricing rules you want to synchronize.

The Sync Rules process works with the products currently selected or displayed in your grid.


Step 3: Click Sync Rules

Select the Sync Rules button.

The system will:

  • Review the selected products.

  • Compare them with products in the opposite pricing module.

  • Determine which products are eligible for synchronization.


Step 4: Review the Sync Results

The system displays how many products can be synchronized.

For example:

  • 3 products selected

  • 1 product available to sync

This means:

  • One product exists in both modules and will receive the pricing update.

  • The remaining products do not exist in the destination module and will be skipped.

Important: Sync Rules does not create products in the other module. It only synchronizes pricing for products that already exist.


Step 5: Allow the Sync to Complete

After confirming the sync:

  • The synchronization process begins.

  • A confirmation notification appears once the process is complete.

Example:

Successfully synchronized price tags.


Verify the Results

Open the same product in the destination module.

You should see that the following have been copied:

  • Pricing Rules

  • Manual Prices

  • Sale Price Rules

  • MSRP Rules

  • Competitive Pricing Rules

  • Any additional pricing formulas configured for that product

The pricing configuration should now match the source module.


Example Workflow

  1. Configure pricing rules in Digital Price Tags.

  2. Click Sync Rules.

  3. The system copies eligible pricing rules to E-Commerce Price Tags.

  4. Open the product in E-Commerce.

  5. Verify the pricing rules now match.

The same workflow also works in reverse—pricing created in E-Commerce Price Tags can be synchronized back to Digital Price Tags.


Benefits of Sync Rules

Using Sync Rules allows you to:

  • Maintain pricing in one location.

  • Eliminate duplicate work.

  • Keep pricing rules consistent between Digital Price Tags and E-Commerce.

  • Save time when updating pricing across multiple products.

  • Reduce pricing inconsistencies between online and in-store displays.


Key Points to Remember

  • Sync Rules works between Digital Price Tags and E-Commerce Price Tags only.

  • Pricing can be synchronized in either direction.

  • Products must already exist in both modules.

  • Missing products are skipped automatically.

  • Pricing rules and manual prices are copied, allowing you to maintain pricing in a single location.

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