Normal Pricing refers to the everyday, non sale pricing.

The pricing method you choose will affect which price fields can be edited. See examples of the following:

    • Unit Pricing:  This is the normal – most usual pricing in the supermarket.
      • In the Unit Price fields, enter the cost in the Cost field and the unit price in the Price field.


    • Split Package Pricing: Where products are bundled together, for example: 3 for $1.00 = .34 + .34 + .32.  If the customer buys more than the 3 for $1.00 the sequence will start over at .34 + .34 + .32.
      • For this example enter as follows:  Enter the cost in the Cost field. In the Group/Deal Price field, enter 3 in the Qty, and $1.00 in the price field.

    • Group Threshold: The unit price is paid until the specified quantity is reached, which will then adjust the qualifying items price to reflect the Group Price. For example: Normal price: $0.89, buy 2 get 1 free for a total of $1.78. The customer must purchase the specified quantity to get the deal, which is reflected when the final item in the deal is scanned.  If the customer buys more than the deal, the sequence will start over.
      • For this example enter as follows:  In the Unit Price fields, enter the normal cost and unit price: $0.89. In the Group/Deal Price fields, enter 3 in the Qty, and the total price of 2 of the items in the price field: $1.78.  The price you enter is the total deal price.

    • Group Adjusted: The unit price is paid until the specified quantity is reached, then the group deal price is applied to all previous and subsequent items entered. For example: Normal Price: $.25. Group/Adjusted: 5 for $1.00. The item will scan at the regular price until the 5th item is scanned, with the adjustment made on the final item. The customer will continue to get the deal after the 5th item. (in this example .20 each).  
      • For this example enter as follows:  In the Unit Price fields, enter the normal cost and unit price $0.25. In the Group/Deal Price fields, enter 5 in the Qty, and .20 in the price field.

    • Limited Quantity Discount Pricing: The first items are purchased at a limited (usually discounted) price, and then all subsequent items are sold at the regular price. For example: the first 4 items at $0.25 each, all subsequent items at the normal price of $0.29 each.
      • For this example enter as follows:  In the Unit Price fields, enter the normal cost and unit price $0.29. In the Group/Deal fields enter 4 in the Qty, and .25 in the price field.