Set Up Price Rounding for a Store

Price rounding lets you control how product prices are rounded in a store. This helps present cleaner, more consistent pricing to customers by rounding calculated product prices to a preferred cent value or by dropping prices to .99.

The rounding rule you configure is retained as a store-level pricing instruction. When product prices are calculated for this store, DecoNetwork uses this setting to determine how the final store price should be presented.

Watch the following video for instructions on how to set up price rounding for a store. Read below for written instructions.

In This Article

• Prerequisites
• Why Use Price Rounding?
• Step 1: Open the Store Price Rounding Settings
• Step 2: Configure Price Rounding
• Price Rounding Options
• Best Practices
• Troubleshooting
• FAQs
• Additional Resources

Prerequisites

Why Use Price Rounding?

Price rounding helps you present store prices in a consistent format. This is useful when calculated product prices produce uneven cent values that are less suitable for customer-facing pricing.

• Round prices to a preferred increment, such as the nearest cent value.
• Create cleaner customer-facing prices.
• Use consistent price endings across products in the store.
• Drop rounded prices to .99 when you want prices to end with a common retail-style value.

Step 1: Open Price Rounding Settings

1. Log into your DecoNetwork Website.

2. If you are an affiliate, browse to Admin → Price Settings.

   

   

   

   If you are the Fulfillment Center owner, browse to Admin → Websites → Manage → Price Settings.

   

   

   

   

   

   The Price Settings page will be displayed in the workspace.

3. Scroll down to the Price rounding section.

   

   Price Rounding settings for a store.

Step 2: Configure Price Rounding

1. In the Round price to field, enter the cent value that prices should be rounded to.

   • Select Drop to .99 if you want rounded prices to be reduced to the nearest .99 value.

     In order for this to work, you must set the Round price to value to "100".
2. Click Save to apply the setting.

Price Rounding Options

Best Practices

• Use price rounding when you want storefront prices to display in a cleaner, more consistent format.
• Review sample products after changing the setting to confirm prices display as expected.
• Keep the rounding rule simple so product prices remain easy to understand for customers and staff.
• If you also want store rounding rules to affect Business Hub pricing, review the related Quote, Order & Invoice Settings.

Troubleshooting

Prices are not rounding as expected

• Check the value entered in Round prices to.
• Confirm whether Drop to .99 is enabled.
• Save the settings after making changes.
• Review a product price to confirm how the rounding rule is being applied.

Prices are rounded in the store but not in Business Hub

Store-level Price Rounding controls how store prices are rounded. Business Hub uses separate Quote, Order & Invoice Settings to determine whether store rounding rules are applied to quotes and orders.

FAQs

What does Price Rounding do?

Price Rounding adjusts calculated store product prices to the rounding value configured for the store.

What does Drop to .99 do?

Drop to .99 adjusts rounded prices so they end in .99.

Does this setting control Business Hub price rounding?

No. This setting defines the store-level rounding rule. Whether the rule is applied in Business Hub is controlled separately through Quote, Order & Invoice Settings.

Will changing this setting change my base product pricing?

No. Price Rounding affects how calculated prices are presented. It does not change the underlying base pricing configuration.

Additional Resources

• Configure Quote, Order & Invoice Settings
• Configure Product Pricing