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The following guide has been made to explain the accessory price upload functionality available in YMPULSE-D. Users with the correct security authorizations will be able to maintain pricing information for units directly in YMPULSE -D uploading a .csv file or directly in the application.
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After the user logs in to YMPULSE-D, he will have the menu option under DB Maintenance, “Accessory prices” price” available, if he has the proper security authorization.
When selecting this menu option, the following screen will appear:
Filtering current pricing information
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There are search boxes at the top of the “Part number”, ”Price”, “Start date” and "End date" columns and a drop-down at the top of “Status” to filter the results displayed on the table.
Every column in the table can be sorted by pressing the 
sorting buttons.
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In the following screen, the current table contains 6 several entries (as stated at the bottom left corner of the table) and no filters have been applied to the columns:
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When exporting the data, 6 Several records will be available in the csv file:
In a second scenario, filters have been applied to the columns to restrict the number of results, obtaining three several entries:
Export in this case, results in a csv file with only three several lines:
After exporting the results, modifications can be made in the file that will be imported back to the program using the 
button and selecting the updated file.
It is important to point out that the imported csv must have a CSV UTF-8 format.
Notes about price file imports:
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Example: the following .csv file is imported with an incorrect item number:
When saving, an error message appears next to the record:
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Example: in the following screen a price has been entered with six decimal places:
When saving, an error message is displayed:
Price has correct number format
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Example: in the following screen an incorrect price has been entered:
When saving, the following error message appears:
Start date format must be valid
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Example: in the following screen, an incorrect date has been entered:
When saving, an error message appears:
Start date format must be correct
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Example, an incorrect date has been entered in the following screen:
When leaving the date field, the Start date column displays an "Invalid date" message:
When saving, an error appears:
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In the following screen, the end date entered is before the start date for the price:
When saving, an error message appears:
Publish prices to production
To make the changes to pricing information final, they need to be published. This is done by clicking on the 
button. All of the records present in the table must have been previously validated, so the user will not be allowed to publish if he has not saved the records first in the "work file". If a user tries to publish without saving first, he will get the following error message:
Only the records with the status "Success" will be published.
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Press the 
button to clear all of the results displayed on the screen:
Retrieve current prices for user's country
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