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# Price Charts

How to view and add price charts that group your line-item rate structures in NuForce Service Manager.

# Price Charts

Price Charts is where you manage the pricing structures that group rate schedules for your line items. Use it to see every price chart you have set up and to add new ones.

## What you can do here

- View your price charts in a table, showing each chart's code, chart name, whether it is Active or inactive, and when it was created.
- Page through your full list of price charts when you have more than fit on one screen.
- Add a new price chart by opening the entry form and filling in a Chart Code and Chart Name, turning Active on or off, and setting an Expires On date, then selecting Save Changes to store it.

## Steps

1. Open Price Charts from the Service Manager section.
2. Select the option to add a new price chart.
3. Enter a Chart Code and a Chart Name so you can identify the chart later.
4. Turn Active on if the chart should be usable right away.
5. Optionally set an Expires On date if the chart should stop applying after a certain date.
6. Select Save Changes to store the price chart.

## Related

- /help/service-manager/lineitems
- /help/service-manager/lineitems/topics

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  1. The 'add a new price chart' action was only found wired to a floating add button that renders on narrow/mobile screen widths in the code reviewed (app/service-manager/lineitems/pricecharts/page.tsx via components/ModelPage.tsx). A persistent desktop toolbar 'New' button was not found declared for this specific model, unlike sibling screens (Line Items, Topics) whose code comments confirm a backend-declared toolbar button.
  2. Per-row Edit and Delete controls, and any click-through from a table row to a price chart's detail page, were not found wired for this list screen. The backend model (ForcePriceChart in packages/efemer/laravel-force/src/Factory/Models/ForcePriceChart.php) does not declare a $browser['actions'] or $browser['tools'] array, which is what supplies those buttons on other list screens in this codebase. Editing or deleting an existing chart, or opening its detail page, may not currently be reachable from this exact screen even though dedicated detail/edit routes and forms exist elsewhere in the code.
  3. No search box or list filters were found declared for the 'pricechart' model in the backend config reviewed, so this screen may not support searching or filtering the list.
  4. The on-screen status label for existing charts is inferred from the model field ('active', rendered as a badge) rather than a live screenshot; it may read as 'Active'/'Inactive' or similar wording.
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