It is obvious that the sales price of global products is also global. This is of course disastrous in a multi-company environment, and even worse if the companies use different currencies.
Example:
Global product A has a sales price of EUR 10 in company 1 (local currency EUR)
In company 2 (local currency USD) it now has a sales price of 10 USD, i.e. it is not even converted!
I know that this can be controlled via local price lists, but in many cases this is too complicated. In addition, you see the wrong price in a foreign currency on the product, which is confusing to say the least.
In my opinion, a sales price MUST always be local, especially in multicompany environments.
Have I overlooked something?
thx Yagnesh, that should be the solution!