Price Level Discount Edit Screen

This help topic is applicable to the following TireMaster applications:

TireMaster Point of Sale

TireMaster Plus

TireMaster Corporate

On the Price Level Discount Edit screen, you can define which item or items a price level discount applies to and whether the special pricing available with the price level discount is calculated by TireMaster or is a fixed dollar amount.

Item

Description

Price Level

Displays the price level that the price level discount is assigned to.

Description

Lets you define the name of the price level discount.

Product Code

Lets you offer special pricing for an item with a specific product code or multiple items included within a range of product codes.

Inventory Category

Lets you offer special pricing for items assigned a specific inventory category or multiple items included within a range of inventory categories.

Inventory Group

Lets you offer special pricing for items assigned a specific inventory group or multiple items included within a range of inventory groups.

Manufacturer Code

Lets you offer special pricing for items assigned a specific manufacturer code or multiple items that fall within a range of manufacturer codes.

Range Search

Lets you offer special pricing for a range of items.

Single Search

Lets you offer special pricing for an item with a one product code or all items assigned the same inventory category, inventory group, or manufacturer code.

Lower Range

Displays the code for the beginning of a range of items.

1 Lookup

Lets you look up the product code, category, or manufacturer code for the beginning of a range of items.

Upper Range

Displays the code for the end of a range of items.

2 Lookup

Lets you look up the product code, category, or manufacturer code for the end of a range of items.

Multiply (Parts Operator)

Calculates the price level discount by multiplying the parts factor by an item’s EDL (the sum of an item's parts price and labor price), base price, last cost, next cost, or standard cost.

Divide (Parts Operator)

Calculates the price level discount by dividing an item’s EDL (the sum of an item's parts price and labor price), base price, last cost, next cost or standard cost by the parts factor.

Parts Factor

Lets you define the factor for calculating an item’s parts price.

Parts Dollar

Lets you define a dollar amount that will be subtracted from or added to an item’s parts price.

Note: To increase an item’s price, type a negative dollar amount.

Multiply (Labor Factor)

Calculates the price level discount by multiplying an item’s labor price by the labor factor.

Note: When calculating the labor price using a factor, always select EDL under Base.

Divide (Labor Factor)

Calculates the price level discount by dividing an item’s labor by the labor factor.

Note: When calculating the labor price using a factor, always select EDL under Base.

Labor Factor

Lets you define the factor for calculating an item’s labor price.

Labor Dollar

Lets you define a dollar amount that will be subtracted from or added to an item’s labor price.

Note: To increase an item’s price, type a negative dollar amount.

EDL

Lets you calculate a special price for an item by multiplying or dividing a factor by that item’s EDL (everyday low, which in the sum or the parts price and labor price).

Base

Lets you calculate a special price for an item by multiplying or dividing a factor by that item’s base price.

Last Cost

Lets you calculate a special price for an item by multiplying or dividing a factor by that item’s last cost.

Next Cost

Lets you calculate a special price for an item by multiplying or dividing a factor by that item’s next cost.

Standard Cost

Lets you calculate a special price for an item by multiplying or dividing a factor by that item’s standard cost (only in TireMaster Plus and TireMaster Corporate).

Fixed

Lets you charge a fixed price for an item’s parts, labor, or both when the price level is used.

Parts

Lets you define a fixed parts price

Labor

Lets you define a fixed labor price.

Always Use

Lets you do one of the following:

To always use the price level price, even if the EDL or sale price is lower, select the check box.

To use the lowest price available, clear the check box. That price could be the price level price, sale price, or the EDL.

OK

Lets you save changes and exit the screen.

Cancel

Lets you exit the screen without saving changes.