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"Purchase Price" quantity schedule is usless to us
The vendor/purchase price schedule feature is useless to us. With v11 I was hoping for a way to have our purchase orders automatically discounted to match or suppliers quantity discounts. I spent several hours messing around with the NS ""Purchase Price" quantity schedule feature and determine that it is useless to us.
It would be a good feature IF our suppliers all priced things based on what percent we can take OFF of a base price. Then we could do something like ...
at one unit, base price = $400
at 50 units price = base price - 20%
at 100 units price = base price - 30%
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