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That's the problem. I'm struggling to price it up. Is it better to go on a stitch count or area measurements?2LiveCards wrote: Well that saved me a lot of typing
The only point I would add to Brendens excellent sit-rep is that the issue with having separate tables for each area is making sure you go in to each & every product & set the correct table for each area.......... That's a lot of work, is it going to be cost effective for how much effort is involved versus the speed of simplicity on one standard price table?
We've gone the other way, ditched all the fancy, complicated in house pricing rules & simplified to a single price up to x stitches then price / 1000 if there's more stitches.
It means we look expensive on line if you want a couple of initials opposite your logo but overall it makes using the designer simpler for joe soap who hasn't a clue what we were thinking when we tried to cobble together a system that suited us, but not the man sitting on his sofa pricing up a polo shirt on line
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scoobylyn wrote: That's the problem. I'm struggling to price it up. Is it better to go on a stitch count or area measurements?
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scoobylyn wrote: I've invested so much time and money and got nothing to show for it.
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