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Just checking to see what others have done? All our pricing is done by price books (40 + price books, Page 1 only). TODAY when someone order 47 boxes of XYZ they pay $1 per box (or a total of $47). What is the best way to go about automating a pricing strategy such that TOMORROW we would could encourage customers to buy 1 FULL CASE (48 boxes) at $47.04 ( $.98 per box) or a "2%" discount. (It is yet to be determined what happens when a customer sends in an order for 100 boxes ... 2 cases plus 4 boxes). This standard "2% " discount will apply to certain groups of customers and certain products provided the line item is ordered using a CS (case) unit of measure (rather than ordering individual boxes). It is unlikely that all the items on the order will be ordered in full case quantities. Is this do-able with standard user exists? Second, customer service takes phone orders, and we need some way to alert a customer service person that the customer that is ordering 47 boxes, is just one short of a full case. Thanks Roger Blocher TECH International I.S. Manager 740.966.8009 740.967.3583 (fax)
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