If so, I would appreciate if you would mark this as the verified answer.Īs I said, you can add multiple prices by utilizing the product price levels. If the order is set up with a third price list "Employee" that doesn't have a price set up, it will assume the price from the product's Default Price Level, Standard. If you have a sales entity with products and a price list (order, invoice, etc), when you add a product to the order it will apply the price for that price list. Now your product has a default price list of Standard, but there are prices defined for alternate Price Lists as well. Let's assume you already have two price lists set up, this is how you would create a product with different prices for each:ġ) Create a new product and save it with the required fieldsĢ) Either through a subgrid on the form or related entities, find the area for Price List Itemsģ) Add a new Price List Item with Price List = Standard, Amount = $150Ĥ) Add a second Price List Item with Price List = VIP, Amount = $120ĥ) On your product, set the Default Price List to Standard
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