Store Level > Products > Add Product using ASI Search > Pricing Tab

Use this screen to view and edit pricing information for product variants. ASI imported products will include pre-populated data. 

After you have set any discounts or quantity parameters, you can use the table to select and edit multiple variants at one time.

(For custom products, see Store Level > Products > Import > SKU Tab)

video icon.pngVideo: Adding a Product from the ASI Product Search

1 The header area shows the current status of the product in the store (Draft, Active, or Archive), the product name and ID with a link to the product catalogue page (if available), and identifies the current tab you are working in. 
2 Search by name Use this field to search and filter the table the appears below it. For example, you can type "s - " into the Search field to filter for that specific size, or you can type "blue" to find all items with that color.
3 User Group reflects choices applied in the User Group Discounts section (#9). Use the dropdown to select from User Groups you have created to see the User Group Base Price in the pricing grid.
4 Quantity Break reflects choices applied in the Minimum Order Quantity and Quantity Breaks field (#10). Use the dropdown to select from quantity break groups you have created to see the associated Sales Price in the pricing grid.
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Bulk Edit Pricing This section appears when multiple variants are selected in the table to edit pricing for the selected group.

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The Variant is created by the attributes added in the Option screen.

Cost and Base Price are pre-populated for ASI imported products. 

User Group Base Price reflects what you define in User Group Discounts (#9) below, and is shown in this field when a User Group is selected from the dropdown above the table.

Sales Price id pre-populated for ASI imported products. If there are Quantity Breaks (#10) below the number in this field adjusts according to the quantity selected from the Quantity Break drop-down above the table.

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Edit Pricing Click the edit icon to open the Edit Pricing popup for a particular variant.

Name - This field will prepopulate with the variant name you selected.

Cost, Base Price - These fields are required and are pre-populated for ASI imported products. We will import the lowest available cost and base price from ASI. For ASI imported products, you can use the Refresh (icon to replace any manually edited content in the section with ASI data.

Sales Price - This field is required and will be entered manually. 

8 If you would like to include a Setup Charge for products, enter that charge here. This charge is typically included for orders that include decoration/customization.
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Use the User Group Discounts (aka Product Pricing Group Codes) section to override the sale price for specific groups. This is useful if you want to offer free or discounted items to a particular user group.

Select the type of discount you want to apply, then click Add User Group to add them to the list and enter the discount value. This amount will appear in the table, which can be filtered as described in #3 above.

mceclip7.pngUser Groups are defined in the Store Level > Products > Product Pricing Group Codes. You can edit group codes for an existing user in Store Level > Users > Manage Store Users.

mceclip7.pngRemember to click Save to apply your selections.

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Minimum Order Quantity 

The minimum order quantity default is "1".

If at any time you need to disable the minimum order quantity you can by toggling the button to Yes.

Quantity Breaks to set any minimum requirements for orders, as well as any discounts you want to offer for larger quantities. 

The example in the image shows two quantity breaks applied.

These selections will appear in the table under Sales Price (#6), which can be filtered as described in #4 above.

mceclip7.pngRemember to click Save in this section to apply your selections.

mceclip7.pngRemember to click Go to Next Step at the bottom of the screen to confirm your changes and proceed to the following tab.

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