Repricingtijden

Repricingtijden refer to the moments when prices in a pricing system are recalculated and updated. In e-commerce, retail, and marketplace operations, repricingtijden form part of price optimization strategies that seek to respond to changes in demand, competition, and inventory. They can be configured as fixed schedules, event-driven triggers, or a hybrid approach.

They are typically implemented in pricing software or marketplace tools and can be time-based, event-based, or a combination. Time-based repricingtijden use regular intervals (for example hourly or daily), while event-based rules execute when triggers such as a competitor price change, stock level, or sales velocity occur. The choice depends on product category, channel expectations, and acceptable price volatility.

Key considerations include balancing competitiveness with profitability, aligning with marketing campaigns, and complying with platform policies. It is common to set minimum and maximum prices to prevent losses, maintain price parity across channels, and avoid abrupt price swings that erode customer trust.

Impact and governance: Repricingtijden influence metrics such as share of Buy Box, conversion rate, gross margin, and inventory turnover. Proper governance involves audit trails, testing, and the ability to rollback changes if needed.

See also: dynamic pricing, price optimization, automated repricing.