BIL Price syncing a mess, UK prices less than EU
Hi there,
I have just used BIL.
Germany is my source market and I wanted to sync it to UK to cover EFN fees and taxes.
I have 2 types of products in stock, one is €59 and the other is €50. I have a few versions of this products in different colours.
All of my UK prices are different. Some are £55 and most are under £49. According to currency conversion €59 is £50.
So now not only are my products cheaper in the UK but EFN fees and taxes are not covered either?
Has anyone else had this issue? Is there a way to fix it without manually changing all of the prices?
BIL Price syncing a mess, UK prices less than EU
Hi there,
I have just used BIL.
Germany is my source market and I wanted to sync it to UK to cover EFN fees and taxes.
I have 2 types of products in stock, one is €59 and the other is €50. I have a few versions of this products in different colours.
All of my UK prices are different. Some are £55 and most are under £49. According to currency conversion €59 is £50.
So now not only are my products cheaper in the UK but EFN fees and taxes are not covered either?
Has anyone else had this issue? Is there a way to fix it without manually changing all of the prices?
6 replies
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I believe you can add a percentage uplift/reduction in BIL (pricing rules) for the marketplace to cover additional costs such as fulfilment and currency conversions.
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Further to this, I have just realised they have removed my sale price from all EU marketplaces?!
The sale price is still on all of the products in my source marketplace.
My pricing rule was to sync all list and sale prices to source marketplace.
What the hell?! Do I now need to go to every EU marketplace and add all of the sale prices manually?
Does BIL work for anyone??
I have removed UK and just put all of my prices up high to cover fees.
So far BIL just seems like another way to waste sellers times fixing amazons relentless glitches.
