I am attempting to apply multiple pricing modifiers (flat amounts, %'s) to the unit price after Volume and Term Discounts are applied. I want to take Regular Price, apply a 10% increase, and put that value somewhere for Customer Price to reflect.
If I put this calculated unit price in Special Price (with a Type), Discount Schedules are applied against that value. I could potentially inflate the value I put into Special Price to account for the Discounts that will be applied, then I run into calculation order issues where if I update Special Price in the After Calc stage, it does not update Regular Price until the next calculation.
Is there a better way to apply custom pricing modifiers at this stage of the calculation? I want to use volume discount schedules instead of a custom pricing object so that I can use Cross Products functionality and be able to view the pricing table within the QLE, but can't figure out how to get these pricing modifiers working with Discount Schedules. Should I just stick with a custom pricing object?
I am curious about the final solution, I am working on a similar use case where a custom price uplift is required to given by user in additional to discount
