Any business is generally pricing their products on the basis of their cost. I strongly suggest that - It should be possible to define price-list on the basis of item cost. And thus product pricing would automatically change when cost of item is changed.
for eg. Item A is being purchased at Rs. 100 (Buying price is Rs. 100). Company decided to have 20% margin on their product cost. When this cost (buying price) is changed to 120, the selling price should automatically updated.
This is a very important feature. (If already available, someone please suggest the way). If not, I strongly suggest to have this feature. I am sure that there is no much efforts required to give such feature when there is exhausting price-list feature already available in ERPNext.
Can you explain the feature in more detail? Do you want to be able to markup all items at the same rate, or you want a separate rate for each item? Should this be a part of Item Price?
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@Deven_Shah can you post here so that app devs can see it? Please blur out your private details. If there is a generic page in the Odoo manual, that is also fine.
Edit: This will not help you manage margin and discount separately though. Maybe we can have another property called “margin” which behaves exactly like discount.
Another (cheaper) fix would be to make a feature to make a new price list from an existing price list so that you can select that based on Customer etc. Does that work?
Wouldn’t making a price list for Cost Price do the trick?
LIke make one price list for cost price and update it as and when the CP changes and then make the Pricing Rules for different customers with negative discount.
For the benefit of others, is it possible to introduce a “Margin” field and value received to be treated as Negative discount (to give effect in price-list) in programming. (because everyone will not understand the trick, and, I think, margin on cost is the requirement of almost all business to derive the price).
@Deven_Shah Please raise an issue in github. We will add an option for “Margin” in Pricing Rule. So, you will be able to define Margin Value on a specific Price List and based on other pricing rule criteria. On transaction, price list rate will be fetched after including margin, and it should be possible to apply discount on that price list rate (base price list rate + margin).
