DM09: Customer-specific Discounts

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Use Case Situation Description

Customer-specific discounts can provide several benefits in the discrete manufacturing industry. Firstly, including volume commitments or price/discount breaks can incentivize customers to purchase more products, increasing sales and revenue. Secondly, customer-specific discounts can improve customer relationships by offering personalized pricing, improving loyalty and retention. Thirdly, changing customer-specific discounts based on changing customer needs or market conditions can improve competitiveness and responsiveness, ensuring that pricing remains fair and transparent. Overall, customer-specific discounts can increase sales, improve customer relationships, and enable manufacturers to remain competitive in a constantly changing market.

Sales Manager / Account Executive

Business Objective:

Setup and maintain customer agreements with all relevant conditions and surcharges.

Manual and time-consuming process mostly in MS Excel with limited global visibility and control.

Seamless experience and visibility into conditions and surcharges with the inline analytics for decision support, and built-in workflow capabilities.

  • Improve / protect margins with new / renewals decisions support

  • Improve alignment between sales and pricing teams

  • Increase sales efficiency

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In this use case we will look at how to set up customer specific discounts based on customer purchasing behavior and other factors in Pricefx. Setting up customer-specific discounts in the discrete manufacturing industry can provide many benefits, including increased customer loyalty, improved pricing accuracy, and better margins while encouraging repeat business. Customer-specific discounts can help ensure that pricing is accurate and reflects the unique needs of each customer to improve pricing transparency and reduce the risk of errors or non-compliance.