Price book
A named set of prices you can apply to a channel, customer group, or region -- separate from your base catalog price.
A price book (or price list) is a reusable collection of prices you assign to a context: a sales channel, a customer tier, a market. It lets one product carry many legitimate prices without overwriting a single 'the price' field.
Skuwell supports multiple price books with derived/computed rules -- so, for example, 'wholesale = retail minus 40%, rounded' updates automatically when the base price moves, and the right book pushes to the right channel.
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Different prices for different customer groups or volumes, typical of wholesale and trade selling.
Read definition → Markup vs marginTwo ways to express profit on a sale: markup is profit over cost; margin is profit over selling price.
Read definition → Multichannel vs omnichannelMultichannel sells across many separate channels; omnichannel unifies them into one connected customer and inventory experience.
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