Manage every price book in one grid
Change prices in the cell, catch zero and inactive entries, and see a product’s price in every book.


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What your Salesforce price books are missing
Salesforce edits one price book entry at a time. Wave puts the whole catalog in one grid.

Update prices in the cell
- Every product’s price in one grid
- Type the new price, or paste a column
- Save it all to Salesforce

Spot pricing errors instantly
- Zero prices in red
- Inactive entries in amber
- Grouped by price book

One product, every price book
- Open a product to see all its prices
- Edit any book from the same row
- No clicking through price books

Switch entries on in bulk
- Select the entries to switch on
- Set Active once
- Save them all together




Real results from enterprise teams
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100 %
data stays in Salesforce
10 x
faster pricebook updates
0
data imports

See what Valorx adds to Salesforce pricebook management
Edit live Salesforce data. No exports. No imports. No stale spreadsheets.
Without Valorx
Update prices one record at a time
Export to Excel for price comparison
Multi-currency pricing in separate views
Data Loader for bulk product additions
With Valorx
Bulk update hundreds of entries at once
Compare pricebooks side by side in one grid
All currencies visible and editable together
Add products to pricebooks with Grid Actions

Built for teams with complex pricing needs
Technology & SaaS
Subscription tiers, usage-based pricing, enterprise vs. SMB.

Manufacturing & Distribution
Regional pricing, volume discounts, dealer/partner pricebooks.

Wholesale & Retail
Wholesale vs. retail pricing, seasonal promotions, channel pricing.

Professional Services
CA Rate cards, service tiers, contract-based pricing.
Two ways to simplify pricebooks management
Choose the approach that fits your workflow.
Real results with Valorx
Show your customers what's possible when they combine Salesforce with spreadsheet-native workflows.























