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Sale Price on a Part Record

Use the Sale Price field on a Part Record to set a promotional or manual price that automatically applies when the part is added to a Customer Order.

The Sale Price field on a Part Record lets your dealership manually set a discounted or promotional price for a part. When a user adds that part to a Customer Order, the system automatically applies the Sale Price — as long as the Sale Price is not greater than the normal calculated price for the customer.

How to Add a Sale Price to a Part Record

Follow these steps to set a Sale Price on a Part Record.

1. Navigate to the relevant Part Record and click EDIT.

Shows a Part Record page for an Oil Pump (FR63-1710) from vendor Harley-Davidson. The page displays general information


2. Scroll down to the Sale Price field and enter the price you want to apply.

3. Click SAVE to confirm your changes.

Shows the edit view of the same Part Record with two main sections visible: 'Ordering Information' and 'Per Item Pricing


Once saved, the Part Record displays the Sale Price alongside the MSRP and Retail Price in view mode.

Shows the Part Record in view mode (not edit mode) displaying the General section. The part information shows Oil Pump,


Sale Price and Imported Price Files

Importing a price file does not override the Sale Price field. When a price file is imported, it updates only the MSRP, Retail Price, and Cost fields as specified by the file. The Sale Price is never touched by a price file import — it must be updated, changed, or removed manually on the Part Record.

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