Overview
Use Item Pricing Categories to group items that should follow the same customer pricing rule. For example, you can group bumpers together and apply a markup to that category for a customer.
You’ll create a category, assign items to it, and use it in customer pricing.
Create a Pricing Category
Open an item’s Item Details screen.
- Select the Financial tab.
- Click the magnifying glass beside Pricing Category.
- Create a uniquely named category, such as Bumpers or Headlamps.
Assign the Category to Items
Open each applicable item and select Financial.
Choose its Pricing Category and click Save.
Repeat for the other items in the group.
For bulk assignments, update the items through the Item Import Wizard. Category names in the spreadsheet must match existing categories.
Use the Category in Customer Pricing
Open Customer Details > Custom Pricing.
Add the Pricing Category to the customer’s pricing table.
Enter the applicable pricing rule, such as a discount, markup, or price level.
Save and test the result on a quote.
You can also use categories in a Custom Pricing Template and assign that template to customers.
Category-specific customer pricing takes priority over the customer’s default pricing. A Specific Item rule takes priority over a category rule.
Example
Suppose Bumpers has a 40% markup above cost for a customer. An item costing $100 would sell for $140, provided that this category rule is the applicable pricing rule.