Restrictions on a price item; fallback, promotional and private tariffs; then a price change prepared in advance.
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Introduction 0:06 Hello! A tariff can be refined: kept for certain hours or certain connectors, highlighted, or prepared ahead of a price change. Restrictions 0:18 Open a tariff, here the payment terminal one, “Tariffs” tab. Below the prices, the static options: a validity period, a current type, a connector type, a power. 0:33 Dynamic restrictions follow the charge itself: a duration, an energy, a power, a time range, days of the week. 0:43 Let's keep this price for the daytime, from 8 am to 8 pm. The banner immediately flags the slots this tariff no longer covers. 0:53 For the night, a second pricing item would be needed. Let's go back: the tariff covers the whole week again. Fallback, special offer, private 1:02 “Options” tab: “Apply as fallback pricing”. A fallback tariff is only used if no other one matches. 1:10 “Special offer” only adds an “offer” label in the app and on Scan and Pay. The price itself does not change. 1:19 And in “Informations”, “Private”: only drivers with access to the tariff can see it. It applies as usual. An upcoming tariff 1:26 A new price on 1 January? Create the new tariff, here at 39 cents per kilowatt-hour, with a “Valid From” date. 1:37 And give the old one an end date: otherwise the cheapest would still apply. Its banner says so: after that date, another tariff has to take over. 1:50 Now open a station, “Tariff and Access” tab. In its access simulator, the new tariff shows as “Upcoming”, with its start date. Until then, it does not apply. Key takeaways 2:05 Remember: static options and restrictions narrow a pricing item. Fallback, special offer and private each have their own effect. And a price change is prepared with a start date, and an end date for the old tariff. 2:21 You know how to price your charges! In the next section: operating your stations, starting with the dashboard. 
