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Managing Price Levels in Koble

 
 
This article is to guide users on how to manage price levels within the product catalog in Koble effectively.

Key Steps

  1. Access Pricing Management:
    • Navigate to the main menu on the home screen and click on the "more" menu under the inventory area.
    • Select "manage pricing" to view different price levels.
  2. Create Price Levels:
    • Create appropriate price levels such as base price, employee price, retail, wholesale, etc.
    • Avoid creating an excessive number of price levels; focus on essential categories.
  3. Assign Price Levels to Products:
    • Go to the product catalog and select a product.
    • Navigate to the pricing tab and choose the relevant price levels to apply to the product.
    • To change the price level for a large number of products use the bulk change tool.
  4. Set Pricing Formula:
    • Define pricing formulas for each price level based on cost, retail price, or custom calculations.
    • Ensure accurate pricing calculations for different price levels.
  5. Adjust Pricing for Different Units:
    • Customize pricing for different units of measure within the product catalog.
    • Set discounts or markups based on the unit type and pricing strategy.
  6. Review and Confirm:
    • Verify the pricing setup for each product and price level.
    • Double-check calculations and ensure consistency across all products.

Cautionary Notes

  • Avoid creating too many price levels to prevent confusion and complexity.
  • Ensure that pricing calculations are accurate and reflect the intended pricing strategy.
  • Double-check the assigned price levels for each product to avoid errors in pricing.

Tips for Efficiency

  • Utilize discounts and coupons for specific pricing needs instead of creating numerous price levels.
  • Regularly review and update pricing to align with market trends and business strategies.
  • Document pricing formulas and calculations for future reference and consistency.