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# Pricing, Costs & Charges

Pricing, cost, and charge setup in Bevica, including price lists and target cost controls.

### Summary

* Set up and maintain sales and purchase pricing in Bevica.
* Understand the “new” vs “old” pricing experiences and when each applies.
* Configure costing inputs that impact margin and valuation.
* Apply automated charges (delivery, distribution, landed costs) when needed.

### Next steps

* If you’re using the new pricing experience, start with [Initialising the New Sales and Purchase Price Experience](/documentation/guides/pricing-costs-and-charges/initialising_the_new_sales_and_purchase_price_experience.md).
* Then use [Sales and Purchase Price Lists - New Pricing Experience](/documentation/guides/pricing-costs-and-charges/sales_and_purchase_price_lists_-_new_pricing_experience.md).
* For stock pricing and supplier price visibility, read [Inventory Price List](/documentation/guides/pricing-costs-and-charges/inventory_price_list.md).
* To manage margin expectations on sales lines, review [Item Sales Line 'Target Cost'](/documentation/guides/pricing-costs-and-charges/item_sales_line_target_cost.md).
* If you need landed costs / delivery charges, go to [Distribution Costs Management](/documentation/guides/distribution_costs_management.md).


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