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Saved Search - Return all Invoice lines when 1 line meets Item/Product criteria
We are reviewing our sales history and pricing to determine if we could sustain a price increase.
We want to know if we increase the price of Item/Product #1 ("PRP") and a Customer was invoiced for additional Item/Products, what is the $ amount of our risk of losing the Customer for all the Items/Products (Calcs & Forms & STE) purchased, if they cannot sustain a price increase on one Item/Product #1 ("PRP").
We need to understand a few things if we target our Item/Product #1 ("PRP") for an increase:
- How many Customers have purchased Item/Product #1 ("PRP")
- What is the Base Price for Item/Product #1 ("PRP")
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