Margins across your products
Product margins appear alongside your target, making prices below it visible.

Pricing
Selling prices, costs and pricing rules share one place in Eno. Price lists can vary by customer or sales channel, with quantity discounts and margins visible. Your team uses these prices when preparing a quote.
Cost, quantity and the selected price list explain the selling price. Validity dates and margin targets provide the context for checking an offer before applying a discount.
The selling price is split between the product’s cost and remaining margin.
Compare unit prices by quantity. From 60 units, the 21.6% margin is below the 25% target.
See when a price list expires and prepare its replacement in time.
Organize separate prices for trade customers, online sales, and individual projects.
Product margins can be compared with your target to identify prices that need attention. Suggested adjustments and assigned reviews support that check before the relevant price list is used on a quote.
Product margins appear alongside your target, making prices below it visible.
Check the assistant’s reasoning before applying a price change or reviewing a discount.
Compare products meeting your margin target with those that fall below it.
Choose a reviewer to check the product’s price and margin before approval.
Apply the selected list’s prices and quantity discounts to your quote lines.
Keep prices connected to your product information
Use product costs and pricing rules together when preparing an offer.
Review costs, selling prices, and discounts using the same product information.
Yes. A product can have prices on several lists for different customer groups, sales channels or projects. Validity dates help your team identify which list applies to the offer.

In a 30-minute demo, review your price lists, customer terms and offer rules, then see how to represent your pricing approach in Eno.
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