Markup pricing
Prices that follow your costs.
Costs move every day and every customer pays differently. Set the rules once, and every order is priced from them.
In CloPro
Today
Costs change daily and each customer is charged differently, so someone works out every price by hand.
With Clovero
Set a markup over cost for the business, for an item or for a customer, or agree a price with a customer. Orders, drafts and the buyer portal all price from the same rules.
- Markup over cost, not a guessed margin
- A default markup, then item and customer markups where you need them
- Prices agreed with a customer win over the markup
- Each lot’s cost is kept, so cost follows the stock you actually sell
One set of pricing rules
Default, item, customer
Start with one markup for the business, then set item and customer markups only where they differ.
Agreed prices
Lock in a price with a customer. It is kept with a history of what changed and when.
Cost from the lot
Every lot keeps its cost, so the price follows what the product actually cost you.
Works with QuickBooks
Keep QuickBooks. Add what it can’t do.
Nothing gets ripped out. Clovero runs the produce side of the business, and QuickBooks stays the books your accountant or bookkeeper already knows.
- Customers, suppliers and products come in from QuickBooks, so you don’t start over
- Invoices made in Clovero land in QuickBooks Online or Desktop
- Prices and SKUs stay in step both ways
More in Clovero
Order entry
Texted and emailed orders become priced draft invoices.
See how it works (Order entry)Buyer portal
Customers order at their prices and see their invoices.
See how it works (Buyer portal)Invoicing
Invoices built from what was packed, sent to QuickBooks.
See how it works (Invoicing)Inventory
Stock by lot and facility, lot ages, counts and shrink at cost.
See how it works (Inventory)