Lesson 817 of 1550
AI and pricing-floor discipline: protecting margin under pressure
Use AI to model pricing-floor exception requests — without letting the deal desk become a rubber stamp.
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- 1The premise
- 2pricing floor
- 3exception model
- 4deal desk
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Section 1
The premise
AI models pricing-floor exception risk well; humans must own the discipline that says no when the model says yes.
What AI does well here
- Model historical exception outcomes against current request features.
- Draft policy language defining who can approve at each floor band.
What AI cannot do
- Override strategic deal judgment.
- Replace executive sponsor for largest exceptions.
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