Hinnoiteltavia

Hinnoiteltavia is a Finnish adjective meaning “priceable” or “to be priced.” It describes items or services that can be priced and thus are subject to price setting. The term is formed from the verb hinnoitella (to price) with the present active participle suffix -va/-vä and is typically used in plural, often with a following noun in partitive form, for example hinnoiteltavia tuotteita (priceable products).

Grammatically, hinnoiteltava refers to a single item that can be priced, hinnoiteltavat to a plural set, and hinnoiteltavia appears in contexts where the object is designated as something that can be priced. In everyday business Finnish, hinnoiteltavia items are contrasted with those that are already priced (hinnoitellut) or are priced under a specific scheme (hinnoitteluperusteet). The form is most commonly seen as part of noun phrases rather than as a standalone noun.

Usage and meaning in practice tend to appear in pricing discussions, product management, procurement, and contract drafting. It is typical to encounter phrases such as “hinnoiteltavia tuotteita” or “hinnoiteltavia palveluita,” indicating goods or services for which a price has to be determined or is subject to negotiation. The concept aligns with broader pricing terminology in Finnish, including hinnoittelu (pricing) and hinnoitteluperusteet (pricing principles).

Related terms include hinnoitella (to price), hinnoitteluperusteet (pricing criteria), and hinnoittelupolitiikka (pricing policy). Hinnoiteltavia serves as a descriptor within these frameworks, signaling the subset of offerings that require price determination.