Customer-Aware Price Lists

Every customer gets the price you agreed with them

Give each customer their own price list. When your rep adds a product to their quote or order, Flōware fills in that customer's price.

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Nobody looks up a price before quoting

The agreed prices live on the customer in Flōware, not in a spreadsheet on someone's desktop.

The agreed price, filled in for your rep
Pick a product on a quote or order. The customer's price from their list is already in the price box.
Customers can share a price list
Put customers in a group and give the group one price list.
Products on no list sell at your standard price
A product on no price list sells at your standard price.
Your rep can still change a price
The filled-in price is a starting point. Your rep can change it on the line.

Your rep picks a product and the agreed price is there

This customer is on your trade price list. Your rep picks Tropical Juice Blend and the trade price fills in.

Your rep picks a product and the agreed price is there
The trade price, not the normal one
Tropical Juice Blend normally sells at R45.00. This customer's list says R35.00, so that's what fills in.
No lookup before quoting
Your rep doesn't open a spreadsheet or ask anyone what was agreed.
Totals worked out as you go
VAT and the line total update as soon as the price is in.

What your reps stop doing

The agreed price is on the customer, where every rep can use it.

  • Keeping a spreadsheet of who pays what
  • Asking what price was agreed before every quote
  • Quoting a customer the normal price by mistake

For distributors and wholesalers who agree prices with their customers.

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