Set up Glass Pricing

Price Codes > Glass

Pricing of Glazing items can be set up with Code Tables, a Markup and Set Price (and/or Min Price) or a combined Markup and Set Price with Code Table.

How to Set up your Glass Pricing

1) Use a Code Table

A) Enter your own Code Table to duplicate a price chart you have previously used (based on lite size), or
B) Create a Code Table based on the costs of each lite by using the Glass Pricer (calculator)

See: Glass Pricer Feature

Note: A Code Table takes precedence over all other prices with the exception of the Min Price.

2) Use a Markup and Set Price and/or Min Price

A) priced by any Unit of Measure, i.e. United Inch Area, Square Inch, Square Foot, etc.

3) Or use a Combined Markup and Set Price with Code Table

Glazing items (i.e. Glass) which are available in multiple sizes should be priced with a Code Table and priced by the lite size.
Glazing items (i.e. Acrylic) which come in one or only a few sizes can be priced with a markup and set price by either United Inch Area or Square Inch.
Mirrors are often priced by the Square Foot with a markup (plus Set Price).
See this video for more instructions on setting up Glazing pricing: Glass (Glazing) Pricing
To see how an item is being priced, look at the text in blue and red above the Item name, e.g. "This item is being priced by: Code Table GL03."
To see the pricing for different sizes, open the dark blue tab, Glazing Pricing. Click the Reset button to recalculate the pricing in the Price Sampler.
Once you have determined how the item is being priced (i.e. markup or Code Table), then you will know where to make your changes to the modify the retail prices.

See: Code Tables Overview

Video: Pricing with Code Tables