How to configure your Pricing Options Settings?

Summary

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This guide explains how to configure Pricing Options Settings, including the setup of Mandatory General Ledger (GL) Codes. These codes ensure that users must select a GL code whenever they create or edit a pricing option.


Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Navigate to System Configuration

    • From the Home page, go to the System Configuration module.

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  2. Open Settings

    • Within the System Configuration module, select the Settings submodule.

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  3. Manage Settings

    • Click Manage Settings.

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  4. Find Pricing Option Settings

    • From the Category dropdown menu, select Pricing Option and click Search.

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  5. Edit and Configure Settings

    • Click Edit on the right-hand side of each setting to update its configuration.

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Pricing Options Settings Explained

You can configure the following three options:

1. Active Membership Statuses

  • Defines which membership statuses are considered “active” when calculating pricing and discounts.

  • How to configure: Add the statuses you want treated as active, then click Save.

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2. Enable Multi-Member Fast Ticket Discounts

  • Allows customers to assign fast tickets to other members while adding items to the cart.

  • How to configure: Toggle the option to Yes (enabled) or No (disabled).

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3. Mandatory Finance Codes (GL Codes)

  • Requires users to select a General Ledger (GL) Code when creating or editing a pricing option.

  • How to configure:

    • Enter one GL code per line.

    • Each GL code is a unique number used to record transactions in the general ledger.

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Additional Notes

  • These settings can be applied globally or overridden at the Group or Facility level.


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