> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://pricepirate.com/docs/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Strategy settings > How the configuration dialog is structured — base settings, advanced settings, and guardrails. Every strategy is configured through the same dialog. Which fields appear depends on the chosen strategy and variant — so the meaning of each individual field is documented on the respective strategy pages. ## Dialog layout The dialog has two areas: * **Base settings** are always visible. These typically include the minimum price, the *Compete on total price* option, and the shipping cost. * **Advanced settings** open via the toggle of the same name. Here you find fine-tuning such as ignored shops, maximum price, minimum stock, or the last decimal. Base settings with minimum price, “Compete on total price”, and shipping cost Advanced settings with ignored shops, compare-at fallback, maximum price, minimum stock, and more ### Market for price changes (per variant) In shops with more than one configured market, a **Market for price changes** selector appears at the top of the dialog. With it you override the shop-wide [market for price changes](/docs/en/guide/account/settings) for this one variant. The first option is the **shop default**. Choose it and the variant follows the shop-wide setting again. In shops with only one market the selector is not shown. If the selected market has no connected listing for this variant, the next price change is recorded as **Invalid**. The row's tooltip names the reason, see [Review price changes](/docs/en/guide/price-changes/review). ## Guardrails Regardless of the strategy, a few settings keep automatic price changes under control: * The **minimum price** (or the calculated margin floor) is never undercut. * The **maximum price** is never exceeded. * The **minimum stock** prevents price changes when stock is low or unknown. ## Where do I find each field? The full meaning of every field is on the page of the respective strategy. The fields shared by all strategies are described there under **Common settings**. Fields and variants of the Match strategy. Fields and variants of the Beat strategy. Once configured, you can save a strategy as a [template](/docs/en/guide/pricing/templates) and [test](/docs/en/guide/pricing/test) it before enabling.