A business pricing rule establishes what will happen to your business price and quantity
discounts when you update your standard (consumer) price. For example, you can create a rule
that keeps your business price 5% below your standard price. Any time you update the
standard price for SKUs in this rule, your business price would automatically update to
remain 5% below the updated standard price.
To create a business pricing rule, do the following:
Go to Pricing in Seller Central, navigate to Automate
Pricing, and then click Get started. If you have already
created a pricing rule and want to create another, click Create a new pricing
rule on the same page.
For the type of rule you want to create, select Business prices
from the drop-down menu.
Enter a rule name. This name should be short but descriptive enough to remember later.
For example, “5% off business price rule” or “BISS quantity discount price rule.”
Specify the percentage discount you want to provide for a single unit (that is, the
business price).
Note: You can set your business price equal to your standard price by entering 0%.
To specify quantity tiers and discounts, click Add a quantity discount
threshold. You can add up to five quantity tiers.
Note: The quantity and the percentage discount entered must be higher with each subsequent
tier.
To confirm your rule parameters, read the Rule Summary that
appears below the filters.
When you are finished, click Save and select SKUs to move to the
next step in the Automate Pricing workflow. When you click Save and select
SKUs, your rule will be saved, whether or not you add any SKUs to the rule.
Automate Pricing will not change any prices on your SKUs until you assign SKUs to your
rule.
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