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Posted by Ryan on August 18, 2008, 10:05 am
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Kent,
Buydown would not work for you anyways. That gives you a quantity, to sell
at the buydown price, and that is open for all transactions. Lets say you
put 10 in the buydown quantity. It does not matter who, or how many items a
customer orders, the first 10 sold to anyone would be sold at the buydown
price. This is not what you are looking for, if I am reading you correctly.
I'm fairly confident that the only way to accomplish what you are looking
for is through customization. Something that would recognize that X number
of item Y has been rung up on a single transaction at sale price, then would
start charging regular price instead. If you are interested in a
no-obligation estimate to explore what this may cost I would be happy to
provide one, just give me a call or drop me an email and we will see what we
can do for you.
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Thank you,
Ryan Sakry
Program Manager
Retail Information Technology Enterprises
320-230-2288
rsakry@rite.us
www.rite.us
> Can anyone help me?
> I would like to know if it is possible to limit the number of items a
> single person can buy at the sale price, at least rung up at the same
> time.
> Ideally, the customer could buy the limit at the sale price, then the
> additional items he buys will ring up at the regular price. Then the next
> customer could do the same, etc. I have figured out a way around this
> problem, but it is not automatic. My cashiers must key in a seperate scan
> code for the sale item, and manually only sell 3 at the sale price, then
> ring
> up the remainder with the regular scan, but this is not what I would
> expect
> from microsoft. RMS is a classy system, and should be able to accompolish
> this small feat. Maybe I have a setting wrong in my system, like maybe an
> item type, or something in the configuration, I don't know. Many major
> retailers advertize Limits on their sale items. How do they do it? I am
> hopeful that RMS can do this, I just have to know the details.
>
> Help!
>
> "Kent GJ" wrote:
>
>> As you notice, I have already tried the Buydown Price and Buydown
>> Quantity on
>> the pricing screen. I have restarted the POS terminal, and changed the
>> Price
>> Calculation in the configuration tab to Prioritize in order of Qty
>> Discount
>> etc. without any luck, each time, restarting the POS terminal. Any help
>> will
>> be appreciated.
>>
>> "Afshin" wrote:
>>
>> > Use buy down quantity in the Price Tab of Item
>> >
>> > Afshin Alikhani - afshin@retailrealm.co.uk
>> > Retail Realm
>> > = = = = = = = =
>> > > How do I fix an item to be on Sale so that the first 3 items ring up
>> > > at
>> > > the
>> > > Sale Price, and the rest of the items ring up at the Regular Price?
>> > > In
>> > > other
>> > > words I am putting an item on sale with a Limit of only 3 items at
>> > > the
>> > > Sale
>> > > Price, If a customer wants to purchase additional product, They will
>> > > be
>> > > charged the regular price. I have tried the buydown price with a
>> > > quantity
>> > > of
>> > > 3 entered, but it doesn't seem to work.
>> >
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