Special Customer & Product Pricing

Customer Pricing  

Pricing records can be set up to override the system default pricing for a customer by product.  These can be added from the Customer record or the Product record.

Click on Sales Pricing from the Customer or Product record and then click the plus sign by Customer Specific Pricing.  Enter the product, price, start & end date, and save.

  

Interactive Demo: Adding customer specific pricing from Customer Record

Interactive Demo: Adding customer specific pricing from Product Record

Product Pricing  

A pricing record can be set up to override the system default pricing for a product for a specific date range.  This would be suitable for sale pricing or clearance. 

Interactive Demo: Adding date specific pricing for a product

* Note: pricing records without a date range will be active until removed.

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