Price Group - Price Up or Down X percent or fixed amount based on Inventory Level.

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  • William Davis
    Mega Mivite









    • Apr 2006
    • 2127

    #1

    Price Group - Price Up or Down X percent or fixed amount based on Inventory Level.

    Price Group - Price Up or Down X percent or fixed amount based on Inventory Level.

    Examples:
    1. Inventory Level LE 0, render X% (or fixed amount) up or down from Price, and/or
    2. Inventory Level EQ 1, render X% (or fixed amount) up or down from Price.
    Note: Rounding up to nearest whole dollar, etc. would also be a plus.
    Thank you, Bill Davis
  • Bruce - PhosphorMedia
    Developer Partner











    • Mar 2006
    • 11256

    #2
    Yea, we've spec'd out that feature for a client. Was too much for them (about 4K) basically, it automates the functions of an Inventory Manager whose job is to maximize getting rid of stock. (It also could find the best price point to sell products at by monitoring the volume based on price.
    Bruce Golub
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    • William Davis
      Mega Mivite









      • Apr 2006
      • 2127

      #3
      Originally posted by Bruce - PhosphorMedia View Post
      Yea, we've spec'd out that feature for a client. Was too much for them (about 4K) basically, it automates the functions of an Inventory Manager whose job is to maximize getting rid of stock. (It also could find the best price point to sell products at by monitoring the volume based on price.
      Interesting.
      Thank you, Bill Davis

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      • dreamingdigital
        Mighty Mivite









        • Aug 2006
        • 804

        #4
        Sounds fancy.
        Colin Puttick
        Miva Web Developer @ Glendale Designs

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