A destination is a market you price for. Brands that buy or sell into several markets can define multiple destinations and hold a full price build-up for each — cost price, freight, duties, landed cost, and separate price lists with their own VAT and markup targets. The first destination is the default, used everywhere a destination is not explicitly selected.
Setting up destinations
Destinations are managed on the Destinations page in Admin — each has a name, a color, and optionally a tariff code system for its duty rates. The pricing admin pages then carry a tab per destination, so freight, duties, VAT and markup targets can be configured separately for each — see Price configurations.
Linked cost prices
Cost prices on a non-default destination automatically follow the main destination until you override them. Overriding unlinks the row and leaves a link icon behind — click it to re-copy the main destination's value and link the row again.
Where destinations show up
The price popper and the SKU pricing table carry a destination picker, so any article or SKU can be priced per destination.
The products table can show — and mass-edit — the full price build-up for every destination side by side, with each destination's columns named after it (Cost price (Main), Cost price (EU), and so on).
Excel export and import include per-destination prices.
The integration API exposes per-destination prices on v3, while v2 stays pinned to the default destination.
