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Gayathris
Contributing User
21 days ago
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Automatic update to selling price if customer purchase over a specific quantity

Hi All,

 

I would like to know if there is a way in MYOB Accounts Right to set the selling price of an inventory item so it automatically updates a lower price if a customer purchases it over a specific quantity. For example, the selling price of a t-shirt is $25 but if a customer purchases 4 or more, they can get it at $23 each.

 

Thank you in advance for your advice.

  • jenniek's avatar
    jenniek
    20 days ago

    Hi Gayathris​ 

    Each horizontal level is a different level linked to a customer. Retail, Wholesale etc. Reading above - looks like you have named and using Bulk 5 and Bulk 10?? - maybe this should be Qty's instead? If you don't use customer groups for pricing purposes - you only need to enter in the top line. Check by testing it on an invoice.

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  • jenniek's avatar
    jenniek
    Ultimate Partner
    20 days ago

    In each item on the selling details tab there is an option for Qty buy - says Qty over. You would enter in qty and another column of pricing comes up, which you would enter in the appropriate price for that qty buy.

    Hope this helps.

  • Gayathris's avatar
    Gayathris
    Contributing User
    20 days ago

    Thanks Jenniek, when I put in "4" for Over, it activates 6 fields (Bulk 5, bulk 10, Level C, Level D, Level E, Level F) - do I update that one discounted price in all these fields? What is the meaning of each field? Are they different quantities over?

  • jenniek's avatar
    jenniek
    Ultimate Partner
    20 days ago

    Hi Gayathris​ 

    Each horizontal level is a different level linked to a customer. Retail, Wholesale etc. Reading above - looks like you have named and using Bulk 5 and Bulk 10?? - maybe this should be Qty's instead? If you don't use customer groups for pricing purposes - you only need to enter in the top line. Check by testing it on an invoice.

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