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Manual Pricing Updates
Businesses struggle with inaccurate, outdated, or manual pricing and repricing across products, competitors, and suppliers, causing lost sales and errors.
In their words
doesnt totally screw me on pricing when volume goes up
Anyone have a suggestion for something cheaper or more efficient?
i want the sales staff to focus more on selling the product rather than on price calculation
PriceLabs had it bumped up to like $800. I had to manually change those days to fill them at the last minute.
it’s just slow of a morning as we do our invoices at 4AM
The goal is to have around 15,000 products with 5 prices each instead of 90,000 products.
I continue to find locations paying different amounts for the exact same product, sometimes from the exact same purveyor.
How do you handle customers who want to supply their own cheap gear?
So now every product we have in our system has the wrong price. Guess I know what I will be doing this morning.....
the show runtime ends up being looking up the same card prices and talking about the same 10 cards or so to every new person
cuando le avisaban a su proveedor actual que se querían ir, les bajaban muchísimo el precio
when prices are still low, the approval process is too slow. By the time everything gets approved, the prices have gone up, the stock is gone
RAM prices are so bad that my business couldn't launch our product this year.
volume discounts aren’t available requiring multiple listings for different quantities
Ecommerce sellers and procurement teams
Where they talk
- r/smallbusiness
- r/dropshipping
- r/EcommerceWebsite
- r/shopify
- r/ecommerce
- r/SaaS
- r/partscounter
- r/procurement
Tools they use today
- Shopify
- Excel
- eBay
- Airbnb
- Claude
- WooCommerce
- Amazon
- Google Sheets
Why those fall short
- no barcode for price points, no simplified pricing sheets, no SKU tracking
- customers can easily cross-check retail prices; no transparent way to show trade value
- eBay comps are not the same as estate sale pricing
- price changes in prc are not communicated to store staff
- promos and tags do not ring up correctly even when accurate
Map of ideas
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