Pricing¶

SanMar updates list and case prices once or twice a year, and sale prices every Monday and Wednesday. For the whole catalog, read sanmar_dip.txt (piece, case and sale prices, hourly) or ask SanMar to set up the daily customer pricing files; use the services for individual styles.

SanMar’s pricing service¶

get() prices a style, narrowed by catalog color, size, or both. Each PriceQuote carries SanMar’s piece, case and sale prices, and my_price, this account’s own price:

for quote in sanmar.pricing.get("K500", catalog_color="Black"):
    print(quote.size, quote.piece_price, quote.case_price, quote.my_price)

Price one item by its key with get_by_key(), or several lookups at once with get_many().

Prices are Decimal. Where SanMar has no price it writes NA or NLA; the SDK reads those as None.

PromoStandards Pricing and Configuration¶

get() prices every part of a style, or one part, at the price type you ask for:

from sanmar_sdk.promostandards import PriceType

for part in sanmar.promostandards.pricing.get("K500", price_type=PriceType.NET):
    for price in part.prices:
        print(part.part_id, price.min_quantity, price.price, price.uom)

NET is this account’s cost.
LIST is SanMar’s suggested retail price.
CUSTOMER is special pricing SanMar has set up for the account.

PromoStandards prices by FOB point, which for SanMar is a warehouse. SanMar’s prices do not vary by warehouse, so the SDK sends Seattle unless told otherwise. fob_points() lists the warehouses; SanMar asks that it be called no more than once a week.

Customer pricing files¶

On request, SanMar writes customer pricing files to the account’s outbound SFTP folder every night after 2 AM Pacific. Read them with read_customer_prices() and read_price_changes():

File	What `my_price` holds
`sanmar_dp.csv`	The lowest price available to the account, for the whole catalog.
`sanmar_dpIncentive.csv`	Special program pricing, for the whole catalog, or 0 where there is none.
`sanmar_dpc.csv`	The lowest price, for only what changed since the day before. The first file has everything.

Where the outbound folder is depends on how SanMar sets the account up; list_folder() shows what is there. Then:

from sanmar_sdk.ftp import read_price_changes

with ftp.stream("sanmar_dpc.csv", read_price_changes) as changes:
    for change in changes:
        print(change.unique_key, change.my_price)