Customer-tier pricing
Base price plus group-attribute pricing across the catalog. Refreshed from the ERP on schedule.
Across 150+ implementations we’ve codified the recurring shapes of distributor operations. Below is a working sample of the library across the domains we configure most. If your operation has a quirk that isn’t here, it usually joins the library after we ship it.
Base price plus group-attribute pricing across the catalog. Refreshed from the ERP on schedule.
A customer × SKU price table with a clear override hierarchy: explicit price beats group pricing beats base price.
Quantity-tier discounts applied across the catalog without per-SKU configuration. Data-driven from the ERP.
Spend X, get Y free — auto-applies when the cart crosses the threshold, auto-removes if it drops back. Multi-tier eligible.
Buy from an eligible group, customer chooses their free items from a curated selection. Eligibility by attribute or by SKU pick.
Multiple units of measure per item with a UI that adapts to how many are available. Quantities map back to the ERP cleanly.
Multiple ship-to addresses per customer, imported from the ERP and selectable inline during order entry.
Web and iPad localization driven by the customer's attribute. Item names render in the buyer's language; UI labels follow device locale.
Customer create flow that round-trips to the ERP, with the External-ID timing handled so the first order doesn't fail.
Inclusion or exclusion logic — attribute-driven (e.g., region flag) or table-based via Customer × SKU mapping.
Multiple warehouses, customer-aware. Each customer sees the stock for their assigned warehouse, refreshed faster than other ERP exports.
Card and ACH processing with persistent customer profiles between orders. Mandatory or optional per customer; receipts written back to the ERP.
Buyer self-service ordering with a branded subdomain, branded login, and themed UI. Outbound emails sent from your domain.
Public, login-free catalog embedded into your WordPress site. Categories, filters, search, and carousels driven by Pepperi data — no parallel maintenance.
Van and warehouse stock visible side-by-side; orders decrement van first, then warehouse. Includes a load-van transaction for restock and visit tracking.
In-field printing for order receipts with dynamic UPC barcodes, wired into the order-confirm flow.
Lists for orders, invoices, credit memos, and other transaction types — with smart filters, on-the-fly totals, and Excel export.
Custom analytics dashboards with direct Pepperi data access. Built around the questions your team actually asks.
The library covers the recurring shapes across our practice, but every distributor has at least one quirk that doesn’t fit a standard mold — and most of those quirks join the library after we ship them. Bring us yours →
30 minutes. We ask first, then walk through which patterns drop in and which need shaping.