Sterling Order Management: item and pricing (6F128G)

Desired
Recommended background:Before taking this course, students should have completed:6F91G – Configuring Participant Modeling, Process Modeling, and User Security (6F91G)

• Teams maintaining the catalogue in several places where channels do not match.
• Organisations with per-customer, per-channel or volume pricing handled by hand today.
• Anyone who has to load thousands of items without repeating the work.

• Item and pricing concepts in Sterling OMS
• Sterling Business Center: finding your way around
• Catalog management: creating catalogs and categories
• Item administration and classifications
• Managing attributes
• Customer definitions and membership levels
• Price lists
• Pricing rules
• Coupons
• Price types
• System customisations and master data upload
• Extensible attributes and system tasks

• Labs on an Order Management environment with real orders running their full lifecycle.
• Taught directly by IBM Champion instructors from the SIXE team.
• Credly badges available: credly.com/organizations/sixe/badges
• Flexible format — online, classroom or onsite — in closed groups, priced per attendee, in the language of your choice (ES / EN / FR).

What if my training plan says 6F92G?
Same course. IBM renumbered it: today it is 6F128G, and that is how LearnQuest, its training distributor, publishes it too. We use the new code because that is the one you will be asked for, but if your internal plan still says 6F92G, you are in the right place.

Does it include promotions?
It covers building prices and the rules that apply them, which is the base promotions are built on. If you have a specific case, send it over beforehand and we look at it in class.

Group size and language?
Closed groups of four to ten people, in Spanish, English or French. We run it with fewer than four as well, though it usually pays to wait and fill the group.

• 6F94G — extending the application
• 6F93G — inventory and order rules
• 6F91G — participants, processes and security