The different price and discount agreements that apply when selling to different customers must be defined so that the agreed rules and values are applied to sales documents that you create for the customers.
When you have recorded special prices and line discounts for sales and purchases, Dynamics NAV ensures that your profit on item trade is always optimal by automatically calculating the best price on sales and purchase documents and on job and item journal lines. For more information, see "Best Price Calculation" section.
Concerning prices, you can have a special sales price inserted on sales lines if a certain combination of customer, item, minimum quantity, unit of measure, or starting/ending date exists.
Concerning discounts, you can set up and use two types of sales discounts:
Discount Type | Description |
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Sales Line Discount | An amount discount that is inserted on sales lines if a certain combination of customer, item, minimum quantity, unit of measure, or starting/ending date exists. This works in the same way as for sales prices. |
Invoice Discount | A percentage discount that is subtracted from the document total if the value amount of all lines on a sales document exceeds a certain minimum. |
Because sales prices and sales line discounts are based on a combination of item and customer, you can also perform this configuration from the item card of the item where the rules and values apply.
Open the relevant customer card, and then choose the Prices action.
The Sales Type field is prefilled with Customer, and the Sales Code field is prefilled with the customer number.
Open the relevant customer card, and then choose the Line Discounts action.
The Sales Type field is prefilled with Customer, and the Sales Code field is prefilled with the customer number.
When you have decided which customers are eligible for invoice discounts, enter the invoice discount code on the customer cards and set up the terms for each code.
In the Invoice Disc. Code field, select a code for the relevant invoice discount terms to use to calculate invoice discounts for the customer.
Invoice discount codes are represented by existing customer cards. This enables you to quickly assign invoice discount terms to customers by picking the name of another customer who will have the same terms.
Proceed to set up new the sales invoice discount terms.
The invoice discount is now set up and assigned to the customer in question. When you select the customer code in the Invoice Disc. Code field on other customer cards, the same invoice discount is assigned to those customers.
When you use invoice discounts, the size of the invoice amount determines the size of the discount that is granted.
In the Cust. Invoice Discounts window, you can also add a service charge to invoices over a certain amount.
Before you can use invoice discounts with sales, you must enter certain information in the program. You must decide:
If you invoice discounts to be calculated automatically, you can specify this in the Sales & Receivables Setup window.
For each customer, you can specify whether you will grant invoice discounts if the requirement is satisfied (that is, if the invoice amount is large enough). You can define the terms of the invoice discount in local currency for domestic customers and in foreign currency for foreign customers.
You link discount percentages to specific invoice amounts in Cust. Invoice Discounts windows. You can enter any number of percentages in each window. Each customer can have its own window, or you can link several customers to the same window.
In addition to (or instead of) a discount percentage, you can link a service charge amount to a specific invoice amount.
Before you start entering this information in the program, it is a good idea to prepare an outline of the discount structure you want to use. This makes it easier to see which customers can be linked to the same invoice discount window. The fewer windows you have to set up, the faster you can enter the basic information.
When you have recorded special prices and line discounts for sales and purchases, Dynamics NAV ensures that your profit on item trade is always optimal by automatically calculating the best price on sales and purchase documents and on job and item journal lines.
The best price is the lowest permissible price with the highest permissible line discount on a given date. Dynamics NAV automatically calculates this when it inserts the unit price and the line discount percentage for items on new document and journal lines.
The following describes how the best price is calculated for sales. The calculation is the same for purchases.
Dynamics NAV checks the combination of the bill-to customer and the item and then calculates the applicable unit price and line discount percentage, using the following criteria:
Dynamics NAV checks if any price/discount agreements apply to information on the document or journal line, and then inserts the applicable unit price and line discount percentage, using the following criteria:
If no special price can be calculated for the item on the line, then either the last direct cost or the unit price from the item card is inserted.
If you want to copy sales prices, such as an individual customer's sales prices to use for a customer price group, you must run the Suggest Sales Price on Wksh. batch job. You find the batch job in the Sales Price Worksheet window.
This batch job only creates suggestions and it does not implement the suggested changes. If you are satisfied with the suggestions and want to implement them, that is insert them in the Sales Prices table, you can use the Implement Price Changes batch job, which is found on the Actions tab, in the Functions group, in the Sales Price Worksheet window.
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