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# Product Price Lists

The Product Price List provides a consolidated view of pricing for all certificate products available on the CERTInext platform. It helps customers quickly review pricing options and plan purchases based on validity duration and internal budget requirements.

You can access the Product Price List from\
Billing & Payments → Product Price List.

#### Viewing Pricing Information

The Product Price List displays certificate pricing in a tabular format, organized by different validity periods. This allows users to easily compare pricing options and make informed purchasing decisions without placing an order.

The price list shown in the portal is the authoritative and up-to-date reference for all certificate pricing.

#### Filtering and Exporting

Users can:

* Filter the list to narrow down specific certificate categories
* Export to Excel for internal review or analysis
* Export to PDF for sharing or offline reference

These options make it easy to work with pricing data outside the portal.

#### Generating a Proforma Invoice

Users can generate a Proforma Invoice directly from the Product Price List page for budgeting or approval purposes. The proforma invoice is for reference only and does not initiate an order.

The Product Price List ensures pricing transparency, supports budgeting workflows, and enables customers to plan certificate purchases efficiently within CERTInext.


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