PRICE CHANGE CHECKLIST

  1. First, run a sales report to identify customers.
    • Typically, the report should be for a 12-month period, but you should confirm with the VP or business manager for the division on the sales length period.
  2. Notify customers per the customer/division-specific processes.
  3. Update pricing on customer portals
    • Remember to include marketplaces such as Amazon and Walmart Marketplace
    • If Mercury Luggage or Mercury Tactical Gear SKU, also update on ESP/ASI Central site.
  4. Update pricing in Netsuite
    • If doing so via bulk import, send the price change spreadsheet to the manager to review. Then follow the pricing bulk import process. If more than 10 customer/product files, if less than 10, manually enter the increase.
    • Update all relevant price changes, including list price, customer-specific, group, and list prices (i.e., AAFES/exchanges, etc.)
  5. Update any internal price lists and order forms if necessary
  6. Submit graphics requests to update pricing on the digital catalog and sell sheets (if applicable)
  7. Create e-blasts (via graphics request) or send individual emails to the customer list to communicate pricing change (following brand/division rules)
  8. Check and update item-level notes in Netsuite (if applicable)

Updated on August 30, 2023
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