I have sat thru several CTI classes where the instructor was pushing the idea that shops needs to set a MATRIX in their Shop Management software for their price they charge their customers - to have less MARGIN on more expensive items and an ever increasing MARGIN on the less expensive items.
Well - guess what - they are right -- and I want to know why we don;t have this option in our EXPLORIS system so we can work with our customers and set our LIST to equal what they want their selling price to be. We need variable margin table based upon selling price.
Please add this to the enhancement request file.... BTW --I have also requested this on Oct 18 2004 -- before I started the policy of numbering my requests ... this need still exists - and the passage of this many years just amplifies the pressing need. ---below is that 2004 copy ........
Begin forwarded message:
From: Greg HENDERSON
Date: October 18, 2004 3:53:42 PM GMT-04:00
To: XXXXXX
Cc: xxxxxx
Subject: Variable LIST price matrix
Hello Terri
I hope the Exploris roll out is going well
I had an opportunity to sit in on a CTI training course ( Alban Bennett -
Service Advisor - Beyond Order Taking ) recently and am going thru notes I
made.
One key fact he had was to establish a matrix for LIST PRICE based upon
cost - see below
Price Multiplier
Cost < $1 4x's
Cost $1-$10 3x's
Cost 10-$50 2.5x's
Some data here omitted....
Above $500 1.33 x's
In J-CON we can set the list price -- but like so many other things in
CARQUEST it is a frozen value - regardless of cost ( ask Peter McNally of my
quest on other formula's with variability for cost )
Can Exploris do this? If not - could it PLEASE be considered? Especially
since the CTI trainers are requesting it...:-)
