Inventory > Customising inventory > Creating custom price levels
Your software has a pricing matrix that helps you structure your pricing according to customer status and sales quantities.
For example, a level A customer might pay $140 for a single quantity of the item, but if they purchase five units of the item, they will only have to pay $100 for each of them.
note : Volume discount
The volume in the Volume Discount % field in the Selling Details view of a customer’s card will apply in addition to the quantity-break price levels you set up.
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Go to the Lists menu, choose Custom Lists & Field Names and then Price Levels. The Custom List and Field Names window appears.
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Enter names for the price levels. These names will appear in the Selling Details view of the Item Information window.
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Click OK.
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Click the Selling Details tab.
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The base selling price you entered for this item in the upper section of the Selling Details view appears at Level A (or whatever you have chosen to label this field).
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In the remaining fields (Levels B to F, or whatever you have chosen to label them), type the selling price of this item. Make an entry for each price level you want to use.
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Type the first quantity break in the Over field and type the price for orders that are over the quantity break.
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In the next Over field, type a new quantity break. Assign the price for this quantity break.
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Continue to enter up to five quantity breaks, for each of which you can enter up to six price levels. Note that each quantity break must be a quantity greater than the previous one and less than the next.
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Click OK.
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In the Item Price Level field, select the price level you want to assign to the customer.
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The selected price level, and any associated quantity breaks, will now determine the price this customer is charged for the item.
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Click OK.
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