Scheduling a Price Increase

Once you have created your new price increase schedule and given it a name, you can now set the value of the increase you wish to schedule:

You have two options for the type of price increase:

Percentage: prices will be increased by the percentage value you set in the field below (e.g. 20%).
Fixed amount: prices will be increased by an exact amount (e.g. + $20)

If you have selected percentage then you have three options for how to handle rounding:

Do not round prices: after the price increase, the final prices will not be rounded.
Round to the nearest whole number: when the price increase is applied, the price will be rounded to the nearest whole number. For example, if you have a product that is $10 and you schedule a 7% increase, the 7% increase would take the price to $10.70 if no rounding were to be applied. When round to the nearest whole number is selected, the increased price would be $11.00
Round to a decimal place: when the increase is applied, the price will be rounded to a value of your choice. For example, if you have a product that with a 10% price increase is $9.80 but you want to round the prices to the nearest 0.99, set this value to 0.99 and the price will be to $9.99.

Important things to consider

If you do not set an end date & time, it will be impossible for the app to revert the prices back to their original prices.
If you have set an end date & time, when a price change schedule reaches the end date & time, the prices will revert back to the exact price it was at the start of the schedule. If you manually change the price of a product while a schedule is running, the price will still go back to what it was before the schedule had started.

Do not set more than one price change on the same product at the same time. This includes scheduling collections that contain the same product. This could result in a product being discounted on top of an existing discount!

If required, set your schedule to display a countdown timer.