Set patient and member pricing
This article applies to Greenbits.
Patient and Member pricing allows you to specify up to three different prices for the same Product depending on the type of customer purchasing it:
- Regular/recreational price: The regular/default price will apply to transactions for recreational customers, and to transactions where no customer of any kind is assigned.
- Patient price: The patient price will apply to transactions for medical patients.
- Member price: The member price will apply to transactions for members, which are medical patients who also have the Membership box checked on their profile:
Patient and Member Pricing for Pricing Tiers
If your store uses Pricing Tiers, you can set Patient and Member Pricing for each tier.
- Go to Inventory > Pricing Tiers.
- Select an existing tier or click + Add Pricing Tier.
- Select + Add Patient Pricing and/or + Add Member Pricing.
- Enter your medical and/or member prices for each weight tier
- Select Save when finished.
Regular, patient, and member prices will now automatically be applied to all products that have been assigned to this pricing tier.
If your taxes are set to Inclusive, these prices include all applicable taxes. If your taxes are set to Exclusive, these prices do not include taxes. Learn more about Inclusive vs. Exclusive taxes.
Patient and Member Pricing for Individual Products
You can also set up Patient and Member Pricing for individual Products.
- Go to Inventory > Products.
- Search for and select a product name, or create a new product.
- From the product details, click the Pricing tab.
- If you use tiered pricing, skip to the next section
- For Pricing Strategy, select Standard, and enter the price that you want to set as the regular/default price.
- Select + Add Patient Pricing and/or + Add Member Pricing.
- Enter the price that you want to set for patients and/or members.
Below is an example from a store in a state where patients are not subject to tax. Because of this, there is no field provided for Price With Inclusive Taxes, as it's not applicable.
Below is an example of the same product in a state where patients are still subject to certain taxes. Note that both Patient and Member Pricing have a Base Price (before tax) and a Price with Inclusive Taxes, with separate prices and tax calculations.
