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# Correct Pricing per Store When Indexing Products

When products were indexed, the system sometimes used the **wrong price list for a store**, causing incorrect prices to be indexed and shown for that store.

The indexing has been updated so that:

* All indexing functions (DTF, Product Edit, Product Create, etc.) now use the **correct store ID**.
* You can index **any store from any store URL**, and it will still use the correct store’s data.
* The **“get pricelist” service** now uses the correct store ID, and if there is no store ID, it safely falls back to the tenant.
* The **cache key** now includes the store ID together with the index flag and account ID.

**Benefits for you**

* Each store shows **accurate prices** for its products.
* Lower risk of **wrong prices** being shown in multi‑store setups.
* Less time spent manually correcting pricing issues after indexing.
* More confidence when running imports and re‑indexing products across stores.


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