Price history
History lists every change to a price in the list, newest first: when, the country, the product type, the Old and New price, who made it (By) and how (How). A removed price reads removed.
History starts on the day your install moved to the release that brought it. The prices
in place that day are recorded as opening prices.
Filter and export
Narrow the list by Price list, Channel, Country, Product type, Changed by (anyone, the system, or one person) and the dates From and To. Export history downloads the changes that match the filters as a CSV.Price on a date
Price on a date answers “what did this cost on that day?”. Choose a country (or All other countries), a product type and a date, and select Show the price. The answer gives the price in force that day, when it was set and by whom, and until when — or says there was no price that day.Export
Select Export on the grid. Choose:- Price list and Channel: any list and channel, not only the one on screen.
- Countries: All countries on this list, or Only these. Add a country by its name, its two-letter code, or its calling code with or without ”+”.
- Product types: tick the ones to include.
- Layout: one of two, both of which import back.
The first lines of the file are shown before you download it.
Import
Select Import on the grid. An import has three steps: File chosen, Check what will change, Saved in OMNI. Nothing is saved until you confirm.1
Choose the file
Select Choose a CSV file. It can be in either layout. Export a file first to see
the shape.
2
Check what will change
OMNI reads every row and shows it beside the price today, saving nothing. The summary
counts rows Added, Changed, Removed, Same as now and Refused. Each
row shows its line, the country as typed and what it was Read as, the product
type, the price Now and New, and its result. A refused row says why, and the
other rows are still previewed. All, Changes and Refused filter the rows.
3
Save
Select Save N changes in OMNI, or Cancel to leave every price as it is. The
import is saved as one entry in the history.
- The country can be its two-letter code (
IN), its name (India), or its calling code with or without ”+” (91or+91).*is All other countries. A calling code several countries share, such as+1, prices all of them, and the row says so. - An empty price removes that price in the one-row-per-price layout. In the one-column-per-type layout, an empty cell is left alone.
- Prices not in the file stay as they are.
- A row is refused when its country or product type is unknown, its price is negative or not a number, or its currency differs from the list’s.
- A whole file is refused when it isn’t text or holds more than 2,000 rows.
An import saves prices in OMNI. For SMS, the gateway keeps its current prices: the
change joins Waiting to apply.