avtechohio

What i am trying to do is to have a retail package and have the same package in the system at a builder rate. For instance i have created 2 packages 1 for the rough-in for an outlet w/acces. and 1 for the plate with insert options as access. for $70 but i need the package to be able to be set up at a lesser price to reflect our direct sales price to a builder any help would be greatly appreciated. The only way to do it with out going in the rears with equipment i need to adjust the labor seems to be the only alternative

avzone

Have you used the discount field within the package?

avtechohio

I see it but it only allows the equipment to be discounted which only lowers the price a few dollars. I need the outlet price to be around 45 dollors of the 70 that it retails for.

avzone

I have to be honest, we avoid working directly with builders unless the client has no choice.

There are several ways to get the result you want. One I've already mentioned above. You should also set price levels within each item such as retail, discount, and builder as the price level names. This would be useful when you set up a project's Options. After you have entered all of the necessary information to set up your project and before adding any items, go into the project's 'Options' menu and select the 'General' tab. Then change the pricing default for that project to 'builder.' Then all of the items you add to that project will be based on that price level.

To handle the labor side of things, I would use labor SKUs in each package and check the 'Ignore labor calculations on equipment' within the package.

Let me know if this doesn't make sense once you play with it.

avtechohio

Thanks for the input i will try out your suggestions.