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When a price changes, the connector reuses the existing Web ID and updates the price with PATCH instead of creating a new record with POST. As a result, no duplicates occur when price periods change. See Price Upload Without Duplicates.
The currency that is marked as the default with is Selected in the mapping (Currency module) is used. Make sure that exactly one currency is marked as the default. See Currencies.
Mark the affected price lines as not synchronized or use the Upload latest prices (force) action. The prices are transferred again during the next run.
Tiered prices (quantity discounts) are transferred from the corresponding BC price lines. If they are not displayed, check whether tier lines exist and whether the tiered price limit is suitable, and synchronize the item again. See Tiered Prices.
Special prices apply within a starting/ending date period. Lines with a start date in the future are only transferred once they become valid; expired lines are removed automatically. See Special Prices and Plan Price Campaigns.
A BC price list of the Customer Price Group type is uploaded as a Shopware price rule, whose condition is the customer group. See Customer Group Prices (Rules).
The inventory is derived from the configured locations (totaled) or from a fixed default inventory. Optionally, negative inventory can be transferred. See Inventory Calculation & Locations.
Using the Out Of Stock item field, the item is set to out of stock in Shopware regardless of the actual BC inventory.
That depends on the Prices Incl. VAT setting. Together with the customer group setting (displayGross), it controls whether prices are displayed gross or net. If prices are incorrect, also check the VAT mapping.
Expired prices are removed automatically. In addition, there are the Delete Orphan Prices and Delete All Shopware Prices actions for rebuilding from scratch. See Delete & Clean Up Prices.
Tiered prices (quantity-dependent prices) are mapped by the connector as graduated prices on the product or via price rules in Shopware. You maintain the tiers in Business Central; the connector transfers the respective quantity thresholds and prices. For details, see Tiered Prices.
Customer group prices are mapped via Shopware rules. In Business Central, you assign price groups to the Shopware customer groups; the connector transfers the prices as rule-based prices so that each customer group sees its own conditions. For details, see Customer Group Prices (Rules).
The connector matches prices via the Web ID and updates existing entries instead of creating new ones. Make sure that the items are matched correctly and that there are no conflicting price lists. For details, see Price Upload Without Duplicates.
The transferred inventory is derived from the inventory calculation in Business Central across the configured locations. You determine which locations are included and whether, for example, reserved quantities are taken into account. For details, see Inventory Calculation & Locations.
Yes. Using the corresponding action, prices that are no longer needed can be deleted in Shopware and price lists can be cleaned up to avoid conflicts. For details, see Delete & Clean Up Prices.
For campaigns, use special prices with a validity period and, if required, customer group prices. This way, discounts are automatically played out in the correct time window. For details, see Plan Price Campaigns and Special Prices.