dblDigit · Pricing and profitability Coming soon
Work out what a product costs to land, and set prices that hit your margin
Model what a product really costs to land and what it earns. Build cost of goods from materials, price the freight lane, add duty and fees, then solve for the price that hits your margin.
Works on its own, and shares users and records with other dblSuite applications
Used in manufacturing
How dblDigit works
dblDigit models pricing and profitability. Build a product’s cost from its bill of materials, cost the freight lane it ships on (sea, air, rail or road, with real rate cards and volumetric conversions), then add tariffs and selling fees to see the landed cost and the margin underneath.
Each product carries as many pricing scenarios as you need, each costed on its own, so you can compare a 40-foot high cube container by sea against airfreight before you commit. Solve for the recommended retail price that hits a target gross or net margin, or check the margin a price actually delivers.
Scenarios go through approval, and an approved model is pinned to the costs it was signed off against, so a later price rise never quietly restates a decision. A scenario can link to a dblFeature product or one of its variants, and pull its freight figures from the latest approved packaging specification there.
Features
Costing, freight and margin features
- Cost of goods built from the bill of materials
- Freight costing by lane: sea, air, rail and road
- Rate cards and volumetric weight conversions
- Tariffs, duty and selling fees for a true landed cost
- Unlimited pricing scenarios per product
- Price solver for a target gross or net margin
- Approved models that never restate silently
Better together
How dblDigit works with other applications
dblDigit works on its own, and its records link to other dblSuite applications. The application that owns a record stays its system of record. The others point to it and show its current name and status.
A pricing scenario links to a dblFeature product or variant, and can pull its freight figures from the latest approved packaging specification.
dblDigit is coming soon.
Start with one application and add more when you need them. Every site and entity is included.