Everything you need to know about how price lists work is contained in the information below
| We have a pricing structure which all sales orders utilise when working out the price for a product. The flow diagram on the left shows the order in which we check the price lists for the product you entered on the sales order, we check first at the top of the diagram. We then work our way towards the bottom, the product price. The steps the process will go through:
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To try to simplify the process, a video on how pricing works is below, we suggest you watch this prior to reading about pricing in the tabs below
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Deleting or ArchivingYou can not cannot delete a price list you can only mark the price list as archived. To do so remove the check/tick from the LIVE check box on the price list form. VAT Inclusive Pricing
Break PricesThis allows you to set prices based on the quantity of the specified on each order line, so you can offer discounted prices the more a customer purchases of a product, or it could be the cost more it would cost when the product becomes rarer. Where a price band exists you need to set a start and an end number even if you are not using multiple bands, each , the start and end number represents the total singles being ordered (i.e. an order line quantity of 1 case with 6 singles per unit + 2 singles equates to 8 total singles). Each band should increase and you should have no overlaps of quantities, the final quantity should set itself to 999999.
The prices you enter will then apply based on the quantity of the sales order for the product.
EP Price Lists - to be removed during2021…………2023………….These are currently set in the standard price list with just a tick box which is used to differentiate these price lists from standard price lists. Only items on the list can be ordered for the EP Campaign and only those purchased can then be sold on EP Sales orders. |
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