Selling Price field in RMS Purchase Order windows

Oct 12, 2007 4 Replies

It would be helpful if the Selling Price field was available when adding or receiving items to a purchase order. This way if the cost changes the user can easily adjust the selling price.


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I'm not 100% positive but I think that selling price was one of the fields added to the PO form with RMS 2.0 . I haven't upgraded to 2.0 yet, but when I was testing it home I remember seeing it. Craig

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You're correct, it's on the Receiving screen, but not on the Editing screen.

Specifically I was looking to see the Price column on the Add Item screen. This is where it's useful for the retailer, because they want to see what other similar items from the same supplier have been priced at.

Actually receiving is where I need it. If the cost to me goes up I can easily change the selling price without having to go into the items properties like I do now. The editing screen only needs to show me the cost to show me what the supplier is charging. Craig

My customer is requesting it on the Add Item screen, because they have many new items that are in the same series (e.g. a series of toys or books) that should all be similarly priced. So right now they have to make a guess when setting the price on new itmes, or go back through all the item properties afterwards and do lots of searching/editing. I spent an hour with them yesterday doing some purchase order creatoin, and I can see why it's a hassle not having the selling price of the suppliers other items when you're creating new items.

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