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1. The organization defines the pricing behavior for a product and determines that the behavior is beyond the scope of a Pricing Matrix or Price Rule and requires a Pricing Object.
2. A developer writes and compiles an object in Visual Studio .NET that provides the required pricing logic.
   • The object needs to implement Aptify's standard IProductPrice interface. See the Aptify Software Development Kit (SDK) for more information on this interface.
     
     
3. A developer or administrator adds the pricing object to the Aptify Object Repository.
   • See the "Creating Object Repository Objects" section in the Object Repository chapter of the Aptify 5.5.1 Administration Guide for  for details.
     
     
4. An administrator or user opens the Products record for the product to which the pricing object applies.
   • If the Products record does not already exist, create one for the product.
     
     
5. Click the Prices tab.
6. Click the Advanced sub-tab.
7. Enter the object's Object Repository location in the Pricing Object field.
8. Enter the object's class name that contains the pricing functionality in the Pricing Class field.
9. Enter the object's assembly name in the Pricing Assembly field.
   
   
10. Save and close the Products record.
11. Close and reopen Aptify.

12. Confirm that the pricing object operates as expected by adding the product to a new test order.

    Note
    If the logic in a pricing object applies to all products in a particular category, you can specify this object at the Product Category level. Whenever a new product or sub-category is added to that category, Aptify automatically flows down the pricing object information to the new record. See Specifying Category Level Pricing for details.