Acme allows you to easily manage the price for each inventory item during a sale.
Key Pricing Information •During Ticket Entry Acme searches for the lowest price that the customer qualifies for. •Both Customer and Item setting can influence prices at the same time via Price Codes. •All items have a List Price and a Default Price Code. The Default Price Code can be used for quantity break pricing that applies to everyone. •If the customer has no Price Code they will get List Price or any Quantity Price breaks that are tied to the Default Price Code. |
Controls that Impact Pricing...
Acme Setup > POS Pricing, Quantity, Discount Options
Acme Setup >POS Ticket Entry / Tender Entry
Inventory >Items >Item Pricing tab
-List Price -The highest price anyone pays for the item.
-Allow Discounts Y/N (applies to clerk and trade discounts)
-Max Discount %
-Price Codes -Set up to 6 quantity price breaks, date driven sale prices, mix and match prices, discounts based on life to date (LTD) or year to date (YTD) sales, and some combinations of these as well. All six are available in in Item Maintenance, only the first four are available in >Inventory >Item Pricing.
Customers >Customers >Pricing tab
-Price Code -Customer specific prices.
-Trade Discount -Reduces List Price or DEFAULT calculated price, depending on setting in >Acme Setup Information >POS Pricing, Quantity, Discount Options
-Trade Discount does not affect pricing when Price Code type is Customer.
During Transactions
-Ticket Entry Discounts -also called "clerk discounts" because they are manually entered by the clerk.
-Ticket Discount -discounts the Selling Price (price code derived price or List Price, whichever is lower) of every eligible item that is on or added to the ticket.
-Discount Percent -discounts the selected item's List Price by whatever percent clerk enters.
-If a customer has both a Trade Discount and a Price Code, Ticket Entry will use the lower of the two.
Discount Item by Dollar Amount -We sometimes get asked why we do not have an action key that discounts an individual item by dollar amount. We encourage use of the "Set Price" action key and keying in the desired sell price instead. When Set Price is used Acme flags the price as Manual and considers it to be premeditated and therefore makes the price 'sticky', it will trump customer specific pricing and Ticket Discount Percentage.
Discount Ticket by Dollar Amount -Use a type Buy Back Item with item number DISCAMNT-TAXABLE Set it as taxable, with no restocking fee. You may also need a second item called DISCAMNT-NONTAXABLE.
Items > Item Pricing -set up Price Codes, and also assign codes to items.
Pricing Hooks -If you use a host accounting system Acme can import custom prices and invoke Price Hooks in Ticket Entry to do just about anything. See Data Pump Hooks for additional information, inquire for details.