Multiple Price List Rates

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How to Configure Multiple Price List Item Rates in Sale Order?

This tutorial explains how to configure and use Multiple Price List Rates in the Sales Order module in Logic ERP. This feature helps automate pricing based on formulas, party, item group, and markdown rules—making billing faster, more accurate, and flexible.


Objective of This Feature

  • Automate pricing using predefined formulas

  • Apply different rates based on Party and Item Group

  • Enable multiple pricing strategies in one system

  • Reduce manual calculation errors

  • Improve efficiency in Sales Order processing


Access to Sales Order Configuration

  • Navigate to Sales Order Module

  • Click on Configuration

  • Select the relevant Sales Order Configuration

  • Locate the option labeled as:

Multi Price List Rates

  • In this section, you will find four options. Let’s understand each of them one by one.

    • None

    • Multi Price List Rates

    • Party + Item Groups Defaults

    • Party + Item Markdowns

  • To enable Multiple lists in Sale Order, define Multi Price list Rate as None.

Note

  • Before using it in transactions, backend configuration is required


Define Multiple Price List Rates

  • Navigate to Setup and expand Set Other Item Details

  • Open Define Multiple Price Lists Module

  • Enter the Expense Name and Save

Open Defined Formula Tab

  • Create a Configuration Name

  • Select Base Rate (e.g., MRP)

  • Enter Default Value

  • Choose Calculation Method (e.g., Percentage)

Verify in Sales Order

  • Open Sales Order Window

  • Select the configured Price List

  • Select the relevant item from the list.

System Behavior

  • Example:

    • MRP = ₹4,000

    • Formula = MRP – 20%

    • Final Sale Rate = ₹3,200


Define Party + Item Group Defaults

Define Sale Order Configuration

  • Go back to the Sales Order Configuration and open the Price List Rates section.

  • Then, Set the option to "Party + Item Groups Defaults".

Define Item-wise Price List Module

  • Navigate to Setup and expand Set Other Item Details

  • Open "Define Item Wise Price Lists".

  • Define:

    • Price List

    • Expense Name

  • Under Price List Configuration:

    • Select Price List

    • Choose Base Rate

    • Select Expense

Define Party + Item Group Defaults

  • Navigate to Define Party + Item Group Defaults (PL Elements)

  • Select:

    • Item Group (e.g., Jeans)

    • Account / Account Group

  • Click Refresh and Define Expense Value


Implement in Sales Order

  • Open Sales Order Window

  • Select the configured Price List

  • Select Item belongs to Shirt Category

Result

  • Rate calculated as: MRP – 30% (as per configuration)

Tip: Press F4 on rate field to view price list details


Party + Item Markdown Setup

Define Sale Order Configuration

  • Go back to the Sales Order Configuration and open the Price List Rates section.

  • Then, Set the option to "Party + Item Markdowns".

Define Party + Company + Group/Item Wise Tax/Markdowns

  • Navigate to Setup and expand Set Other Item Details

  • Open Define Party + Company + Group/Item Wise Tax/Markdowns

  • Select Party

  • Select Entry Type (Company + Group wise / Item wise)

  • Select Relevant Items/Groups

  • Enter Markdown %

  • Save

Verify Markdown in Sales Order

  • Select MRP as Price List

System Behavior

  • Example:

    • Markdown = 5% on MRP

    • Final Rate = MRP – 5%

Important

  • Markdowns are always applied on MRP values only


Key Benefits

  • Automated and flexible pricing system

  • Customer-specific and item-specific rates

  • Reduced manual work and errors

  • Faster Sales Order processing


Best Practice Tips

  • Always verify base rate before applying formulas

  • Use proper naming for price lists and expenses

  • Regularly update configurations as per business needs

  • Use F4 key to audit applied pricing logic


Final Outcome

  • Pricing is automatically calculated based on rules

  • Sales Orders become faster and more accurate

  • Users get better control over pricing strategies

  • Overall efficiency and productivity are improved

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