Prices
Every customer, at the price you set for them.
Never a made-up price.
You set a list price and price levels. Each customer is on a level, and every order is priced from your own list.
what it does
Six things it does with your prices.
A list price
Every product has a list price you set.
Rice Noodles 10 mm · List $26.00Price levels
Put customers on a level, and their products price at that level.
Level 2 · $24.00Each customer at their level
An order is priced at the level of the customer who sent it.
Pho 88 pays Level 2Unpriced products in one list
Every product with no price yet is gathered in one place, so none go out blank.
Sesame Oil 1 gal · No price yetChange prices in bulk
Move many sell prices at once instead of one at a time.
Fish products · up 3%Your margin, owners only
Owners see the margin on every line. Your customers never see your cost.
Margin 31%how it works
From a cost to a price, in four steps.
- 1
Set a list price
Each product gets a list price.
- 2
Set your levels
Make the price levels your customers are on.
- 3
Put customers on a level
Each customer is on the level you choose for them.
- 4
Orders price themselves
Each line takes the price its customer pays, from your own list.
you only step in when a product has no price
good questions
What owners ask about Prices.
What if a product has no price?
It shows in the list of unpriced products, so you set one before it goes out.
Can customers see my cost?
No. Cost and margin are for owners only.
Can one customer have a special price?
Yes. Put them on their own level.
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