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# Templates for customer account price lists

In certain cases it may happen that a customer has a very large number of customer accounts. These can be, for example, large corporations with numerous brand campaigns.\
So that the standard price list does not have to be used and then revised for that customer every time a new customer account is created, Die Agenturverwaltung allows the configuration of a customer account price list template on the customer.

The price list template can be created in the "Settings" tab of a customer.

If nothing is stored there, the standard price list is simply used when creating a customer account for that customer.

![](/files/45e1b2b95c87fedfd24659e780675144f37e7ec8)

If the switch "Use the standard price list for new customer accounts" is deactivated, we can store prices. These will be used for every new customer account that is created for this customer from now on.

When switching, the standard price list for this customer is suggested at this point. It can now be changed.

![](/files/309db5f3156dff2c250be16a13c450a55e48a1e7)

{% hint style="info" %}
**Note**: The adjustment of the prices of this price list has *no* Effects on the prices of existing price lists. It only takes effect when a new customer account is created for this customer.
{% endhint %}


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