If purchase prices depend on a currency, Torgsoft lets you recalculate selling prices using the new exchange rate or the equivalent price of the product. The video shows both methods and how to set the exchange rate. Before bulk repricing, create a database backup and decide which goods and inventory centers need to be changed.
Checking new prices
First review the calculated prices, then confirm the changes for retail or wholesale sales. Check the result in the price change history and the repricing log. After confirming, print new labels for goods whose prices have changed. The video also shows how to cancel an individual price change.
Video contents
- 00:23 — Two ways to reprice a product: recalculate selling prices using the markup and exchange rate, or reprice using the equivalent price
- 00:34 —
- 00:47 — Where to set the exchange rate in the program.
- 01:00 — Example using a goods receipt invoice in dollars.
- 02:13 — How the Torgsoft inventory program calculates the retail price in the national currency.
- 02:30 — Entering the current exchange rate for repricing.
- 02:54 — Repricing under Warehouse — Calculation of retail and wholesale prices by markup and exchange rate.
- 03:50 — Confirming the repricing with the “Set retail price” and “Set wholesale price” buttons.
- 04:42 —
- 06:58 — How have prices changed? Reviewing repricing under Warehouse — Change of selling price.
- 07:14 — How to cancel the repricing of a specific product? The “Cancel price change” action.
- 07:25 — How to view the price change for one specific product? Warehouse — Warehouse status — Sales terms — Price and discount change history.
- 07:42 — Document — Repricing log: review all price changes and print labels for repriced goods.
More details: When and why to reprice goods; Repricing instructions; Software for repricing goods
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