By providing volume prices, the price of an item is based on the quantity being purchased. Follow these steps:
Once you’ve opened the Volume Pricing dialog box, click the radio button beside the type of volume pricing you want to use:
Use Bulk to apply the same price for all items. The price is determined by the quantity purchased.
Use Tiered to define quantity ranges, so that one price is used for items in one quantity range (for example, the first 10 items) and different price used for others (the next 6).
Click Add Price to add a row for supplying a quantity range and price.
In the Quantity column, provide the number that represents the fewest number of items to which the price in the corresponding Price column should apply.
In the Price column, enter the price that will be used when items of the specified quantity are purchased.
Click Add Price to add a second row.
In the Quantity and Price columns, provide the appropriate values, taking into account the way that prices are tallied:
For bulk pricing, the second quantity represents the fewest number of items to which the price in the corresponding Price column should apply. If the first quantity is 10 and the second 20, an order of 19 items uses the first price for each item; however, an order of 29 uses the second price for each item.
For tiered pricing, the second quantity represents the top of the range that begins with the first quantity. If the first quantity is 10 and the second 20, the price for an order of 19 uses the first price for the first 10 items and the second price for the remaining 9.
Repeat steps 5 and 6 as needed.
Click OK.
Click Save.
