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# coreFORCE - Products - Price Structure Management


Pricing Structures are a lucrative way to leverage your store's inventory and keep your prices cutthroat and competitive in an ever-changing landscape.


1. Click on Products > Pricing Structures
![Step 1 screenshot](https://coreware-screenshots.s3.amazonaws.com/coreFORCE_-_Pricing_Structure_Management_1.png)


2. Click on ADD
![Step 2 screenshot](https://coreware-screenshots.s3.amazonaws.com/coreFORCE_-_Pricing_Structure_Management_2.png)


3. Name your Pricing Structure
![Step 3 screenshot](https://coreware-screenshots.s3.amazonaws.com/coreFORCE_-_Pricing_Structure_Management_3.png)


4. Click on the discernation that applies to your specific pricing structure.

coreFORCE Offers support for Pricing structures by Department, Category, Manufacturer and Specific Products

![Step 4 screenshot](https://coreware-screenshots.s3.amazonaws.com/coreFORCE_-_Pricing_Structure_Management_4.png)


5. Specify the option from the previous group

Departments / Categories / Manufacturers / Specific Products all have different ways to be broken down and specified further.  
  
Note: Products affected by more than one pricing structure will follow the rules of the most specific. If a pricing structure has multiple options ***All*** will apply. Example being a structure with both Handguns as a category and Ruger as a manufacturer will affect both All Handguns and All items marked with Ruger as their Manufacturer

![Step 5 screenshot](https://coreware-screenshots.s3.amazonaws.com/coreFORCE_-_Pricing_Structure_Management_5.png)


6. Select the desired calculation type

coreFORCE Supports Markup / Discount / Marginal pricing

![Step 6 screenshot](https://coreware-screenshots.s3.amazonaws.com/coreFORCE_-_Pricing_Structure_Management_6.png)


7. Specify a percentage

This is either the % Markup, % Discount or % Margin depending on previously chosen option.

![Step 7 screenshot](https://coreware-screenshots.s3.amazonaws.com/coreFORCE_-_Pricing_Structure_Management_7.png)


8. Minimum Profit

Minimum Profit will ensure the items specified will have the specified profit over base cost. Example being a 20% Markup will not affect a $200 handgun as much as a $700 handgun. coreFORCE Allows a minimum set so both items will have at least a $100 Profit over cost.

![Step 8 screenshot](https://coreware-screenshots.s3.amazonaws.com/coreFORCE_-_Pricing_Structure_Management_8.png)


9. List Price option

**Use List price if no sale price or cost is set will base calculations on the List Price if a base cost/ sale price is not present or transmitted for an item.**

![Step 9 screenshot](https://coreware-screenshots.s3.amazonaws.com/coreFORCE_-_Pricing_Structure_Management_9.png)


10. Pricing Discounts

Pricing Discounts

![Step 10 screenshot](https://coreware-screenshots.s3.amazonaws.com/coreFORCE_-_Pricing_Structure_Management_10.png)


11. Designate the minimum price
![Step 11 screenshot](https://coreware-screenshots.s3.amazonaws.com/coreFORCE_-_Pricing_Structure_Management_11.png)


12. Designate the maximum price
![Step 12 screenshot](https://coreware-screenshots.s3.amazonaws.com/coreFORCE_-_Pricing_Structure_Management_12.png)


13. Designate the percentage to be applicable to this range
![Step 13 screenshot](https://coreware-screenshots.s3.amazonaws.com/coreFORCE_-_Pricing_Structure_Management_13.png)