Pricing by Address.

Tom

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Sep 12, 2007, 1:26:04 PM9/12/07

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Is there a way to create pricing by Address instead of by Customer? I would
be willing to consider third party solutions if any are available.

HSalim[MVP]

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Sep 12, 2007, 1:29:17 PM9/12/07

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none that I know of.
Is that pricing by customer address? Can you use a customer ID per customer
location and use National accounts?
or is it a more generic geographical pricing situation? Can you achieve
that with adding to the freight cost- I suppose you must have thought of
that...
HS

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Tom

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Sep 12, 2007, 1:44:07 PM9/12/07

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Thanks for the quick response.

To get into more detail my Customer has Jobs for their Customers that
started in 2005, 2006 and 2007. Any Job started in 2005 must sold to the
Customer at 2005 prices. The same Customer may also have 2006 and 2007 Jobs
that must sold at different prices. The selling prices are based on a % of
list. Each year could have a different discount per Customer and each Item
class can have a different discount per Customer as well. The Customer
process hundreds of invoices a day so the process must be automatic.

I never considered National Accounts though, that might be a way to go if a
solution does not exist in the community.

Victoria [MVP]

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Sep 12, 2007, 4:16:34 PM9/12/07

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Omni Price by Rockton might do this. If I recall, it does pricing based on
just about anything. Here is a link:
http://www.rocktonsoftware.com/products.aspx?p=7

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Tom

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Sep 12, 2007, 4:26:01 PM9/12/07

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Thank you very much. Omni is a name from the past but i think you are right
about that.

Victoria [MVP]

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Sep 12, 2007, 5:19:33 PM9/12/07

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Yep, I believe all the Omni products are now sold by Rockton.

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Richard Whaley -- MVP

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Sep 12, 2007, 10:06:03 PM9/12/07

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Funny, I was just installing Onmi pricing (from Rockton) I think you should
be able to apply pricing by percent based on customer address or site by
using the additional selects function. You will need to play with it. You
can download a copy and test on Fabrikam before purchasing.

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Tom

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Sep 13, 2007, 10:16:03 AM9/13/07

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A test copy on Fabrikam is just what I need. Thanks.

HSalim[MVP]

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Sep 13, 2007, 11:07:54 AM9/13/07

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If you have a backup /test company that you can use for your testing,
Rockton will also give you test keys that expire in 30 or 60 days. That
make the test more realistic (and possibly make the sale...)
HS

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