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Price Management ECOUNT offers a variety of price management methods,
allowing you to flexibly apply them according to your needs, even if prices change frequently.

Register Multiple Prices for a Single Item

  • In addition to the default unit price, you can register up to 10
    additional unit prices per item.
  • You can select the registered unit price at the time of transaction.
  • Unit price information by item can be batch uploaded via Excel.
Register Multiple Unit Prices for a Single Item

Automatic Application of
the Most Recent Price
Used with Each Customer

  • When entering a voucher, the most recent unit price
    used in the previous transaction can be automatically
    retrieved and applied.
  • This function automatically applies the last entered
    unit pricewhen selling or purchasing the same item
    to/from the same customer.
  • It enables easier management in industries where unit
    prices change frequently.
Automatic Application of the Most Recent Unit Price Used with Each Customer

Apply Discount Rates by Customer

  • Discount Rate by CustomerSet different discount rates for each customer and apply them to unit prices.

    Discount Rate by Customer
  • Apply Discount at Point of SaleImmediately apply the discount rate on the input screen.

    Apply Discount at Point of Sale

View Price Change History at a Glance

  • You can instantly view recent sales/purchase transaction history
    at the time of transaction entry.
  • You can easily check the trend of changes in incoming/outgoing unit prices.
  • The viewed unit price can be directly applied to the voucher.
View Unit Price Change History at a Glance

Set Price Modification Authorization
by User

  • You can set unit price edit permissions for each user (ID).
  • By restricting access to purchase unit prices, you can
    minimize the exposure of your company's sales information.
Set Unit Price Edit Permissions by User

Automatic Notification on Price Changes

  • Receive notifications in the form of reports for unit price changes that meet the set conditions.
  • Quickly respond to issues without missing them, even without checking each transaction price individually.