Multiple Price List Rates
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How to Enable Multiple Price List Rates in Sale Bill?
In this tutorial, we'll explore how to efficiently manage Multiple Price List Rates in your ERP system—making your billing smarter, more flexible, and error-free.
Enabling the Feature
Navigate to Sale Voucher Configuration.
Select the relevant Billing Series.
Under Other Settings 2,
Locate the option Labeled as:
"Multiple Price List Rates"

This setting supports several parameter types, each offering unique control over price calculations.
None
Multi Price List Rates
Party+Item Groups Defaults
Party+Item Markdowns
Default From Price List
Reviewing Each Configuration Option Individually
Option 1 - Multi Price List Rates – None (Default Behavior)
First, enable this option in the configuration settings.
Navigate to Define Multiple Price Lists module.
Firstly, Define Item wise Expense name.
In the Configuration tab define Expense Name & Formula Configuration (e.g.,
MRP - 20%
)

Billing Impact:
In the billing window, select the configured price list.
For example:
MRP = ₹4,000
Sale Rate = ₹3,200 (Auto-calculated as MRP - 20%)

Option 2 - Party + Item Group Defaults
First, enable this option in the configuration settings.
Navigate to: Setup\Set Other Item Details and then select "Define Item Wise Price Lists".
Specify the Details as Outlined Below
Price List & Expense Name


Go to "Price List Configuration":
Select base rate and desired expense.

After that, Access to:
Define Party + Item Group Defaults for PL Elements
Setup Example:
Item Group: Jeans
Party: Specific Customer
Rate: MRP - 30%

Billing Impact:
Select price list PL.
Add an item categorized under Jeans.
System auto-applies the 30% markdown.

Press F4 on the rate field to view price list application details.

Option 3 - Party + Item Markdown
First, enable this option in the configuration settings.
Navigate to: Setup\Set Other Item Details and then Select "Define Party + Company + Group/Item Wise Tax/Markdowns".
Define the data according to your requirement.
For example, refer to the image shown below.

Billing Behavior:
Navigate to the Bill and create a new Sale Bill.
Set the Price List = MRP (Markdowns always apply on MRP).

During billing:
MRP = ₹1,000
Rate = ₹950 (MRP - 5%)

Option 4 - Default from Price List
First, enable this option in the configuration settings.
Navigate to Define Item-Wise Price List.
Create a Price List with Associated Expenses
In Price List Configuration:
Set Default Value (e.g., MRP - 15%)

Billing Impact:
Navigate to billing and create a new "Sale Bill".
Select price list PL.
Define the Item and details.
System calculates rate using the default rule.
For example: ₹1,000 - 15% = ₹850

Summary Table
None
Define Multiple Price Lists
Formula-based dynamic pricing (e.g., MRP - 20%)
Party + Item Group Defaults
Define Itemized Price List + Party Mapping
Party-item specific pricing (e.g., Jeans - 30%)
Party + Item Markdown
Party + Company + Group/Item Markdown Module
MRP-based markdown per item/party
Default from Price List
Define Item-Wise Price List
Static rate based on pre-defined values
Pro Tip
Always ensure:
Item Groups and Party Accounts are properly mapped.
Base Rates (e.g., MRP, Sale Price) are accurately set.
Press F4 on the rate field in billing to view active pricing logic.
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