Step 1: Open Money
TapClick More in the bar at the bottom of the screen, then Money.TapClick Money in the menu on the left.
Look forthe Money item in the menu
What this is
Prices go up. Raise every price, or one group, by the same amount, and see the new prices before they change. Undo puts them back.
Bring in the price list you use now from a spreadsheet or a photo, and give customers your prices as a PDF or a link. They never see what anything costs you.
Step 2: TapClick Price list
TapClick the Price list tab.
Look forthe Price list tab in the bar at the bottom of the screen
Step 3: TapClick Raise prices
TapClick Raise prices and tapclick how much, like 5%. Choose the whole list or one group. The window shows prices before and after, then tapclick the Raise button at the bottom.
Look forthe Raise prices buttonGood to know: Raised by mistake? TapClick Undo straight after. A price you have changed since stays as you set it.
Step 4: Use a spreadsheet
TapClick Spreadsheet, then Download as a spreadsheet. Change prices in it, then come back and tapclick Bring one in. You see what changes before it does.
Look forthe Spreadsheet buttonGood to know: A list from another system works too: its columns are read by their headings, like Description and Price.
Step 5: Snap your old price list
TapClick Snap your old price list, take a photo of it or choose a PDF, and tapclick Read it. Check what was read, then tapclick Add.
Look forthe Snap your old price list buttonGood to know: A printed list, an old quote or a supplier sheet all work. A long list can take a minute or two.
Step 6: Give customers your prices
TapClick Our prices for customers. Choose the groups to show, then tapclick Download the PDF, or Make a link for customers to send.
Look forthe Our prices for customers buttonGood to know: It shows only priced items, in your logo and colour, never what they cost you. Switch it off stops the link at once.
