Sixteen of the price codes, identified by the letters A-P, can be fixed. The other eight price codes, identified by the numbers 1-8, express the price as a percentage and cause the price to vary automatically with changes in the standard cost. The price code indicated in the master file record for each customer determines the normal price that customer is to be charged for items that he purchases. Special Pricing You can establish special prices or pricing rules to override or supplement the standard pricing for a particular sale. Special pricing can be assigned by single customer or by customer type, for a specific part or an entire category of parts.
Special pricing can be date effective.
The special prices can be applied to as many as ten levels of transaction volumes, and by their own stocked units of measure. For each quantity bracket, the special price amount can be calculated by allowing a user- defined discount on top of the customer's standard price. Special prices can also be calculated using an exception price code or a flat price amount, and, if a discount percent is also specified, it will be applied to these prices to arrive at the special price. Prices are set for the pricing unit of measure which may or may not be the same unit as the stocking unit of measure. This is helpful in cases, for example, where inventory is stocked by the foot and priced to customers by the pound.