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Posted by Glenn Adams [MVP - Retail Mgmt on December 8, 2005, 3:29 pm
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1) Each item in RMS can have 4 prices associated (Regular Price, Price
Levels A, B and C). There are several types of discounts that can be
applied to items, including quantity discounts. An Item can also have a
'Sale Price'. Sale Price and discounts can be activated based on a
schedule - so you can set a sale to expire on a certain date. Customers can
be associated with a price level or given a flat percent off discount
(Levels are a much smarter choice).
2) RMS does include work orders with the ability to deliver multiple line
items at different times. RMS also inculdes an item type called
"non-inventory" which is commonly used for Labor Items...
RMS at least addresses the areas that have enqured about, but you should
work with a reseller to go over your detailed requirements.
There are third party add-ins to RMS that extend both of these areas if the
built in features don't meet your needs.
Good Luck!
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Glenn Adams
Tiber Creek Consulting
http://www.tibercreek.com
glenn@tibercreek.com
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>I have two questions as to capability of the retail management software
>package
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> 1. Ability to set multiple prices, discounts, customer type, qty, etc.
> (Channel pricing hierarchy/structure)
>
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> 2. Ability to process and track work orders. (projects w/parts labor
> etcetera)
>
> We are looking at a POS/Retail packahge that can also do the above -IF
> retail management is not capable then what is recommended as an addition?
>
>
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