CM-Cabinets Library User Guide
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    Pricing Materials Advanced
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    Advanced Combination Pricing

    Materials Manager allows you to combine many of the pricing options to construct the price.

    Area pricing can be used in conjunction with...

    In this tutorial we will price a door using area but a simpler approach would be to group the door prices because the choice of doors affects the price of the cabinet. See Pricing Door using Price Groups.

     

    Tutorial

    A combination of pricing methods can be used for doors purchased from a manufacturer in a raw state, priced using a Price Table from the supplier, and these doors are shipped to another business who hand paints the doors based on an Area Price Rate. The supplier of the painting services may also charge a fixed amount (Extra price) per door to cover their own contingencies.

    For this tutorial, we will price the door on a Floor 2 Door which has a price :-   

    If used, the following steps must be repeated for every Material within every Group within every Type that you wish to apply it to.

    However, you do have the option of setting a default price, for materials that have a $0 value, on the Pricing > Settings page - see tutorial on Price Zero. This method is used in this tutorial for Carcass and Benchtop materials.        

     

    Step 1 - Materials Manager

    First access Manager from either the Pricing > Material/Hardware page or Materials-Advanced > Manager page.

    Click on the Manage button and select the relevant material and price accordingly. In this example,...

     

    Step 2 - Select Material

    On the Details page in the Materials Manager.

    Door material selected in Material Manager  -  Click to Expand

    Door material selected in Material Manager  -  Click to Expand

     

    Step 3 - Price Material

    On the Pricing page...

     

    Pricing/Markups page

    Ensure you have the Doors & Drawers category ticked and any other required Categories i.e. Carcass and Benchtops.

    To designate the Sell price you need to set the Level Markup percentages.

     

     

    Step 4 - Run Report

    To see the effect of pricing, run a Quantities report. 

    Click to view Carcass and Benchtop prices set on the Pricing > Settings page.

    Click to view Carcass and Benchtop prices set on the Pricing > Settings page.

    The above report shows only pricing details pertaining to this tutorial.        

    Rounding during the calculation process can cause amounts to increase by a few cents.

    To calculate Sell price set Markup Percentages per category on the Pricing > Pricing/Markups page.

    Click on image to see how cost pricing was set for Benchtop and Carcass (See topic on Price Zero).

     

    How is the Door price calculated?

    The Cabinet Information shows that individual doors are 725mm x 371mm.

     

    This makes the total Cost price $165.40 + $5.42 + $10 = $180.82

    The Sell price calculated as $180.82 plus 20% markup i.e. $180.82 + $36.16 = $216.98

    Duratech/Caprice Gloss table  -  Click to Expand

    Duratech/Caprice Gloss table  -  Click to Expand

    Price Tables can have a discount applied to all the values in the corresponding table.

    If you want your drawing to always use the current pricing for the materials then enable the Look Up Current Pricing option on the Pricing > Settings page as shown...

    Pricing > Settings page  -  Click to Expand

    Pricing > Settings page  -  Click to Expand

     

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