We understand that setting up a repricer rule may be a bit overwhelming. For that reason, we've created some examples that you can apply to your own situation.
Rule example #1
If my competitor (which has the best offer/buy box) changes his price, then I want to charge the same price immediately. Next, my price should keep dropping by 5 cents until I have the best offer (buy box). From that point on, the repricer should stop repricing until something changes in prices.
We are using the MIN formula in this example. To know more about the MIN/MAX formulas, you can read this article
If the price drops, I would like to use a minimum price of 80% of my surcharge price + €5 euro on top. The maximum price is my surcharge price + 20%.
Please keep in mind that you need to enable scenario management.
Rule example #2
If my competitor changes his price, then I want my price to be 20 cents below that. My minimum price is the purchase price + €5.95 + 1 euro + the brokerage fee I have to pay to bol.com.
As soon as I have the best offer/buy box myself, I want my price to increase by 2 euro cents each time until I lose the best offer/buy box. Then we start all over again.
Example rule #3
If a product qualifies for the reduced brokerage fee of bol.com, I want the price to be adjusted accordingly, provided it meets my minimum and maximum price conditions.
The minimum price is the selling price - 20%, and the maximum price is the selling price + 20%.
Good to know: the reduced brokerage contribution option of bol.com, you use based on your existing repricer rules. So you use this in combination with a rule. You can set a minimum and maximum price when the repricer responds, with no reduced brokerage fee. If there is a reduced brokerage fee, you can choose to set a different minimum and maximum price.
Good to know: we did not show all the fields, but only the ones that are important to simulate the example. The fields you don't see in this example, you fill in yourself according to your own wishes and needs.