Once a user clicks on the pricing scheme module it will land on the pricing scheme listing page. The module is used to create the template for pricing that can be also used in transactional applets such as POS, GRN, etc. In this module you can only create the template/scheme, the price can be added later for each specific item in the “Item Maintenance” module.
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For example, in the POS applet, user users can go to the settings and choose which Pricing Scheme they want to use for a minimum price , maximum price or the retail price as shown in the screenshot below
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Users also may search pricing schemes in the listing itself using fuzzy search in the AG-Grid listing. Pricing scheme schemes can be searched in general search or advanced search:
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4.1 Pricing Scheme Create
To create a Pricing Scheme, the user should click on the “+” button, once clicked it will open a second container where the user can fill up general details on the pricing scheme such as:
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Pricing scheme Code - code is created by the system.
Pricing Scheme Name - compulsory to fill up
Description - not compulsory
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4.2 Pricing Scheme Edit
If the user wishes to edit the Pricing Scheme they can click on a specific pricing scheme in the listing, once clicked it will redirect to the second container where the user can edit the remaining information.
There are three tabs included In the Pricing Scheme Edit
4.2.1 Main Tab
Pricing Code - cannot be edited
Pricing name - The user able to edit the name
Description - The user can edit the description. the description is not compulsory
Status - The user can specify whether the pricing scheme is active or inactive
In addition, users may delete the pricing scheme if they wish to. Users may click on the “Remove” button at the bottom.
4.2.2 Copy Tab
The user selects one item from the Pricing list in the dropdown list and makes some amendments to the pricing.
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