Setting a printing price policy

You can set up your own printing price policy for each supplier - via Price Policies. 

Please see a short guide on how to do so - we will take the Makito supplier as an example:

 - So first you have to create a new"price policy for printing for Makito": 

 - I created a new price policy for printing: "Makito printing policy - Test"

 - I chose the calculation type - Margin to purchase prices - so now you will be able to set up your own margins:

 - By clicking on the "pencil" edit button - set the "quantity level" and "profit margin" that will meet your requirements:

It is important that your price policy for printing match the levels from the supplier - as you can imagine in this case if your price policy would have for example only 5 levels instead of 14(the supplier count) the final price calculation for printing would create a discrepancy.

Then if your customer will order 10 products with printing - you can see that the order in your settings still going to have the price defined by the 1+ price policy - while the supplier has defined the price even for products 10+! => which means this mismatch in printing price "quantity levels" will cause incorrect calculation and therefore incorrect final PRICE for printing!

The following applies: the bigger range of price "quantity levels" you have defined, the better.

You will save your settings and now you have to assign the new printing price policy to your Supplier - Makito:

Go to the Products > Suppliers and Edit.

Under the supplier "edit" button, scroll down to the "sale price setting" and from the drop-down menu choose the price policy you have just created:

After saving - the new printing price policy will be assigned to the Makito supplier and your margins will be set accordingly.