Product Pricing

The product pricing facility provides the ability to alter prices individually or for a range of product groups. Products to be effected can be limited by product type and by use of the product option switches. The source of the effect on prices can be any of the following:

• changes to individual category prices.

• change in the mark up from cost (or gross margin) to a price.

• change in the discount off list (first sell price) to a price.

• a percentage change in any price category (ie. a percentage increase or decrease of that price).

• a change in the rebate from a purchase price to the cost price.

The effects on a price can be made to flow on in the following ways:

• Maintain Rebate - changes in the purchase price can effect cost price (thus maintaining the rebate/discount percentage).

• Maintain Mark Up on Cost - changes in cost price can effect list (first sell) price (maintain the mark up percentage from Cost to List price whenever Cost changes).

• Maintain Mark Up from List -changes in the list price can effect cost price (maintain mark up between cost and sell - reversed, useful where Cost is known to be directly related to List price and List price changes).

• Maintain Discount - changes in the list price can effect other sell prices (maintain the discount percentage between List and other sell prices, when used with the maintain mark up on cost this also effectively maintains the mark up of all sell prices).