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Turn pricing from guesswork into a reliable system

Import product, cost, and sales data, apply rules at scale, add demand context, and move approved prices into quoting and execution with more control.

Pricing workspace

Context-aware recommendation session

Product: Sample

Recommended Price: $18.60

Baseline price$17.10
Margin floor25.0%
Demand signal+9.4%
Estimated profit margin35.9%
Margin floor

25.0%

Guardrail active

25%TimeMargin %
Demand signal

+9.4%

14-day trend

TimeUnits sold
Optimized price

$18.60

Within policy range

18.6
Profit impact

+29%

($6.68/unit vs $5.18 baseline)

Workflow

4-step pricing workflow

Move from product, cost, and sales inputs to approved pricing and quotes, in a repeatable workflow.

1

Bring product, cost, and sales data into a shared pricing baseline

Use uploads or connect your data sources to unify catalog, cost, and sales inputs so every pricing decision starts from the same baseline.

Products
Costs
Sales
UploadData Connection
Ready

Unified Baseline

2

Generate baseline prices across categories and products

Run the pricing engine to produce initial recommendations at scale, creating a clear starting point for each product and segment.

Unified Baseline

Supplier CostsCompetitive Prices

Prices generated

Categories set
Margins & Floor set
Price list draft
Exports available

3

Add demand, rules, and guardrails to improve recommendations

Layer in demand signals and forecast context to strengthen pricing outcomes before approval.

Unified Baseline

Sales Data
Demand based price
Order & Revenue forecast
Pricing Objectives
Price list draft recommendations
Export and save

4

Review exceptions and move approved pricing into execution

Validate recommendations, confirm policy compliance, and publish approved prices to quotes, exports, data connections, snapshots, and templates.

Review & Approve

Quote
Export
Upload to Data Source
Save Templates

Recommendation logic

What the recommendation checks before review

Every recommendation is built from cost reality, demand context, catalog rules, and margin safeguards before it reaches review.

1

Cost position

Starts from current cost, baseline price, and recent price context so the recommendation reflects commercial reality.

2

Demand signal

Uses recent sales movement and forecast direction to show where pricing can be more assertive or more cautious.

3

Rule coverage

Applies category logic, margin rules, and pricing structure consistently across the catalog.

4

Guardrail check

Flags floor breaches, policy issues, and exceptions before pricing moves forward.

Problem

Pricing gets harder as catalogs, costs, and exceptions grow

1

Manual pricing is hard to scale

Large product catalogs make it difficult to review, update, and validate prices consistently.

2

Rules help, but exceptions still matter

Category rules create structure at scale, while still leaving room to handle strategic products, bundles, and component-driven exceptions.

3

Static pricing falls out of date quickly

When cost, demand, and competitive conditions shift, spreadsheet-heavy workflows struggle to keep up.

Outcomes

Built for pricing teams that need clarity and control

Protect margin

Keep floor logic, markup rules, and cost-aware guardrails in place across large product catalogs.

Price with more context

Use sales behavior, demand signals, and business rules together instead of relying on one-dimensional price edits.

Scale category and product decisions

Move faster with category-level controls while still managing the exceptions that matter.

Create repeatable workflows

Standardize pricing reviews and reduce spreadsheet rework across your team.

Request early access

We're onboarding a small set of distributors, manufacturers, and B2B teams with real pricing complexity. If that fits your business, request access and we'll follow up with next steps for a pilot conversation or walkthrough.

Best fit: large catalogs, recurring pricing updates, margin guardrails, quoting pressure, or spreadsheet-heavy workflows.

Industry insights

Why structured pricing matters

As catalogs, costs, and exceptions grow, ad hoc pricing becomes harder to review, harder to explain, and harder to scale. NewAxiom is built to bring structure, visibility, and review control into that process.

Catalog scale increases review pressure

As product counts grow, manual updates and spot checks become harder to review consistently.

Cost and demand move faster than spreadsheets

Frequent changes make static price sheets harder to explain, defend, and keep current.

Exceptions become the operational bottleneck

Category rules help, but teams still need visibility and control over strategic exceptions.

FAQ

Questions you might have

1

Is NewAxiom live today?

Not yet. NewAxiom is in active beta with a focus on refining the underlying pricing engine and integrations.

2

Who will get early access?

We are prioritizing manufacturers and distributors with real pricing pain and a clear owner for pricing decisions. If that sounds like you, add your email above.

3

What happens after I request access?

We'll review fit, schedule a walkthrough, and discuss your current pricing workflow, data inputs, and pilot goals.

4

What data do I need to get started?

Typically product, cost, and sales inputs. We'll help map those into a shared pricing baseline.