One source of truth for every price in your operation
Manage prices by customer or supplier group, set yard defaults, and schedule updates to go live automatically.
What ReSpark changes about pricing & price lists
The old way creates work. ReSpark replaces it.
Everything pricing should be.
Org, region, sub-region, and location pricing tiers with an enforced waterfall — contract, list, then default.
- Organization, region, sub-region, and location pricing tiers.
- Hub-and-spoke model with org-level base prices and location-specific differentials.
- Enforced pricing waterfall: PO contract, then price list, then default scale price.
Customer-specific price lists with volume tier breaks, layered on top of default pricing.
- Customer-specific price lists that layer on top of default pricing.
- Volume tier pricing with automatic tier breaks based on delivered weight.
- Price list assignment at the customer profile level.
Benchmark-linked formula pricing (LME, COMEX) with provisional flags and RMU-based contracts.
- Formula-based rules for benchmark-linked contracts (LME, COMEX).
- Provisional pricing flags for contracts pending final settlement.
- RMU-based pricing for recovered material unit transactions.
Effective and expiration dates per material and yard — changes go live automatically, no coordination needed.
- Effective and expiration dates on prices across materials and yards.
- Changes go live automatically. No manual coordination required.
- Bulk upload and download via spreadsheet for enterprise-wide updates.
Price updates flow through to unpaid tickets and generate clean adjustment entries for paid ones.
- Price changes update all unpaid tickets to the new price automatically.
- Already-paid tickets generate adjustment entries for the next payment run.
- Locked period adjustments flow to the current period automatically.
- Adjustment tickets appear on the supplier portal for full transparency.
Min, max, and target prices, contract-level recovery overrides, and currency conversion built in.
- Min, max, and target pricing prevents mistakes before they happen.
- Contract-level recovery percentage overrides for individual deals.
- Currency conversions for international purchasing and sales operations.
Every pricing change tracked with who, when, and previous values — with governance controls on the grid.
- Every pricing change tracked with who, when, and previous values.
- Pricing grid management with efficient review and governance controls.
Frequently asked questions.
Where do prices live?
In one place. Price lists, formulas, and tiers are centralized and can be set by customer, supplier group, yard, or region, which replaces the spreadsheets, inboxes, and memory most yards run on today.
Can prices follow the market automatically?
Yes. Materials can be linked to market indexes so published prices move with the index instead of requiring a manual update on every list.
How do multi-yard operations handle local pricing?
Set org-wide default pricing, override at the yard level where the local market demands it, and schedule updates to go live automatically at a future date and time.
Who can see and change pricing?
Access is controlled by role with field-level security on pricing and financials. The same user can hold different roles at different yards — a scale operator at one site and a yard manager at another.
Can we compare our prices against buyer sheets?
The optional Commercial Agent ingests buyer price sheets, runs side-by-side comparisons across materials, and surfaces pricing recommendations in seconds.
Yard Operations
Yard Operations
From the first weigh-in to the final settlement, every workflow connects back to one real-time system your whole team works from.
Scale Ticketing
Weigh-in, grading & receipts
Purchasing & Sales Orders
POs, SOs & document generation
Brokerage & Trading
Deals, commissions & margins
Reporting & Analytics
Financial dashboards & drill-downs
