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# Assign discounts to items

There are two ways to assign discounts to items. You can:

* Open each item individually and assign the discount on the Discounts tab
* Use the Advanced Item Wizard to assign discounts to multiple items at the same time

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Define discounts in **Merchandising** | **Discounts**.
{% endhint %}

## **Assign discounts to individual items**

1. Click **Merchandising**.
2. Click **Items**.
3. Double-click the item to open it.
4. Click the **Discounts** tab.
5. Select one of the following:

* **There is no discount scheme for this item:** Select this option if no discount scheme applies to this item, or to stop using a discount scheme for the item.
* **Use a Mix and Match discount scheme**: From the **Discount scheme** drop-down, select the appropriate discount scheme for this item.
* **Use a Buy X and get Y for Z discount scheme:** From the **Discount scheme** drop-down, select the appropriate discount scheme for this item.
* **Use a quantity discount pricing table:** In the **Pricing table**, enter the Quantity, Price, and price levels as appropriate.

6. Click **Save And Close**.

## **Assign discounts to multiple items using the Inventory Wizard**

1. Click **Merchandising**.
2. Under **Wizards**, click **Inventory Wizard**.
3. Click **Next**.
4. From the **Tasks** drop-down, select **Task 5020: Set Item Discount**.
5. Click **Next**.
6. From the **Select the items to update** drop-down, select one of the following:

* Items from these departments
* Items from these categories
* Items from these suppliers
* Items from this filter

7. If you selected **Items from these departments**, **categories**, or **suppliers**:

* Select specific departments, categories, or suppliers
* Click **All** to select all.

8. If you selected **Items from this filter**:
   1. Click **Filter**.
   2. Use the **Filter** options to identify the items.
   3. Click **OK**.
9. Click **Next**.
10. Click **Finish**.
11. Select one of the following:

* **There is no discount scheme for this item:** Select this option if no discount scheme applies to this item, or to stop using a discount scheme for the item.
* **Use a Mix and Match discount scheme**: From the **Discount scheme** drop-down, select the appropriate discount scheme for this item.
* **Use a Buy X and get Y for Z discount scheme:** From the **Discount scheme** drop-down, select the appropriate discount scheme for this item.
* **Use a quantity discount pricing table:** In the **Pricing table**, enter the Quantity, Price, and price levels as appropriate.

12. Use **Add** or **Delete** to add or remove items from the list.
13. Select a discount scheme for an item from the **New Quantity Discount** column.

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14. Click **OK**.
15. Click **Yes** to confirm you want to update the database.
16. Click **OK**.


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