Adding Product Prices in SellerMagnet (Creating Batches) - Tutorial
1. Navigate to the Products Tab
2. Select the Product and Click 'Manage Batches'
3. Add Purchase Batches and Product Prices in the Popup
- Batch Name: Enter a name for the batch, e.g., 'April Batch' or 'First Delivery'.
- Total Units: The total number of units purchased in this batch.
- Unit Net Cost: The net purchase price per unit.
- Unit Tax Cost: The tax per unit.
- Unit Shipping Cost: The shipping cost per unit.
- Unit Payment Fee: The transaction cost per unit.
- Unit Customs Cost: Any customs costs per unit.
- Unit Additional Cost: Any additional costs per unit.
- Arrival Date: The date the batch arrived in the warehouse.
- Currency: Select the currency in which the prices are listed, e.g., Euro (€ - EUR).
4. Click 'Create' and Save Product Prices
Tip: Fixed Purchase Price for All Orders
Conclusion
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