Price Tiers Section Guide

In the Company > Settings module, use the search box or the jump to drop-down menu to get you to the Price Tiers section.

• Price Tiers (1): You can define multiple pricing tiers. Tier price defaults can be specified at the application level, and item specific tiers can be specified at the item/item kit level. Customers are assigned to a particular tier. For more information on how to setup and use price tiers, see Tier Pricing in coreSTORE.
  • Sort (A): Using the arrow icons, you can change the order of the price tiers. Simply click on the arrow icon, hold down on your mouse, and drag the price tier to where you want (For an example of how this works, see the steps in process: Modules Section Guide).
  • Tier Name (B): Input the name of the price tier.
  • Default Percent Off (C): Input the percentage that will be taken off of the entire sale.
  • Default Cost Plus Percent (D): Input the percentage that will be taken off of the entire sale in addition to only charging the cost price of the item (vs the sales price). (Tip: This is a great example for employee discounts, where they get to pay only the cost price in addition to also getting a percent discount.)
  • Default Cost Plus Fixed Amount (E): Input the fixed dollar amount that will be taken off of the entire sale in addition to only charging the cost price of the item (vs the sales price).
  • Delete (F): Click Delete to delete the price tier.
  • Add tier (G): Click Add tier to add a new price tier.
• Override Tier Name On Receipt (2): Input what you would like displayed on receipts instead of the name of the price tier.
• Default Tier Percent Type For Excel Import (3): Choose from the drop-down list below (H) which percent type you want to be imported into Excel (Percent Off or Cost Plus Percent).
  • Choose Percent Off if you want to import the Default Percent Off.
  • Choose Cost Plus Percent if you want to import the Default Cost Plus Percent.
• Default Tier Fixed Amount For Excel Import (4): Choose from the drop-down list below (J) which fixed amount you want to be imported into Excel (Fixed Amount or Cost Plus Fixed Amount).
  • Choose Fixed Amount if you want to import the Fixed Amount.
  • Choose Cost Plus Fixed Amount if you want to import the Default Cost Plus Fixed Amount.
• Round Tier Prices To 2 Decimals (5): Check this box if you want the tier prices rounded to 2 decimal places. For example, if the tier price is $10.555, it would round the price to $10.56.