How to Import or Update a List of Item Price Levels

Overview

Use this guide to add or update price levels for multiple items using Excel. You’ll prepare the template, map the columns, validate the data, and verify the imported prices.

Before You Begin

Set up your company’s price level names under Settings > Items > Item Settings > Item Pricing Levels.

Steps

  1. Open Items from the Main Menu.

  2. On the Item List, click Upload to 1place in the upper-right corner.

  3. Select Item Price Levels as the Import Type, then click Download Excel Template.

  4. Enter one item, price level, and quantity range per row. Complete all four required fields.

    Required columnWhat to enter
    ItemIDThe existing item number in 1place.
    MatrixPriceCodeThe applicable price level code.
    QtyLowThe lowest order quantity covered by the entry.
    QtyHighThe highest order quantity covered by the entry.

    Enter 0 in both QtyLow and QtyHigh for unrestricted quantities. To define quantity breaks, enter a separate row for each range.

  5. Review the additional fields and complete those that apply.

    Additional columnWhat to enter
    PriceThe selling price for the selected level.
    DiscountPercentThe applicable discount percentage.
    FuturePriceA planned future price.
    FuturePriceDateThe date when the future price should take effect automatically.
    LastPriceThe previous price, if applicable.
    LastPriceDateThe date associated with the previous price.

    Note: The discount applies to the price level’s List Price. If that List Price is 0, 1place uses the item’s main List Price.

  6. Save the file. Return to the Import Wizard, click Browse, and select your completed file.

  7. Select Import New Records to add price level entries or Update Existing Records to change existing entries.

  8. Review Map Columns. Match each spreadsheet column to the correct 1place field, including all four required fields, then click Proceed.

  9. Review the validation results. Correct any flagged data and validate the corrected file.

  10. Click Start Import.

  11. Open several affected items and select the Financial tab. Compare their price level entries with your spreadsheet to verify the imported values.

Example of Quantity Pricing

ItemIDMatrixPriceCodeQtyLowQtyHighPrice
PART001A15100.00
PART001A62098.00
PART001B0090.00

Level A provides a unit price of $100 for 1–5 units and $98 for 6–20 units. Level B provides a unit price of $90 without a quantity restriction.

Example of Discount Pricing

If the item’s main List Price is $300, the price level’s List Price is 0, and its discount is 20%, 1place uses the main List Price to calculate a Net Price of $240.