Therefore, all your existing pricing is still valid. Omni Price allows for more complex pricing scenarios but is easily added to GP on top of the Standard Pricing. You can definitely step up your pricing game now. You can also do promotions through EP such as buy one get one 50% off or buy three and get one free. With EP, you can have date-driven pricing and can be more customer-driven. You instead use Price Sheets and Price Books to get your pricing. If you are going to use Extended Pricing (EP), then you need to enable it and GP Standard pricing is completely ignored. This is a little different than the GP standard pricing. This is an add-on in Dynamics GP, but it is still part of GP. The add-on products are where it adds more flexibility. That info is pretty standard for an ERP software. You could also have it based on the price you choose. So maybe you paid $10 and you use a price method of % of current cost and you choose 2% – the price it sells at would be $12. You can base it on the cost of the item (the amount you paid to get the item in stock). You also have different options on how you calculate a price within GP. This allows you to assign the appropriate price level per customer. For example, you could have Item A that is $5 for warehouse customers, $7 for retail customers, but then maybe you also have some loyal customers where it is $6. This allows you to assign different pricing to customers.

You can create different price levels per Item to determine pricing. Rockton Pricing Management is also a pricing tool like Omni Price but with more functionality and flexibility that most pricing needs can be met and if not, it is highly doubtful any pricing solution could do it. This is big for those places that have special pricing just for a date range or even annual pricing. A central feature of Omni Price is that you can use dates to filter the contract. You can prioritize them as well, so if there is more than one contract valid for a transaction line, it will then look at the priority. With Omni Price, you have more ways to filter and can have multiple contracts. It can be annoying to have to switch between the two. It will then completely ignore Standard Pricing. It is entirely separate, so in order to use it, you have to turn it on. They can always change it, but it is just a simple way to pull in the price.Įxtended Pricing is also from Microsoft and is a bit more flexible than Standard Pricing. When you enter transactions, the price level will usually default and pull the price for them. You can create price levels and assign them to customers, so they get the needed pricing.

GP Standard Pricing is your basic pricing. We are going to go through 4 different options with you. Some are natively within GP, while others are add-ons.

You have options when it comes to pricing in Dynamics GP

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