Percentage to adjust price for this item.

If you don't want to apply a custom price, you can apply an adjusted price discount using the pair of fields AdjustPercentage and AdjustRelativeTo. You specify the price discount in the AdjustPercentagefield and the price to be discounted (standard item price, item cost, or the item's current custom price) in the AdjustRelativeTo field.

Notice that this value supports both positive and negative values. For example, a value of 20 would increase the price by 20% and value of -10 would decrease the price by 10%.

When you create a price level, you must specify whether it is a FixedPercentage or a per item price level. Once you create the price level, you cannot change this. Currently, only QuickBooks Premier and Enterprise support the per item price level.

Pricelevel percentage is adjusted relative to this property.

When you create a price level, you have the option to create it with a flat custom price (flat amount or percentage) or you could apply a price discount based on either the current custom price, the standard price of the item, or the cost of the item.

You specify the price discount in the AdjustPercentage field and the price to be discounted (standard item price, item cost, or the item's current custom price) in the AdjustRelativeTo field.

When you create a price level, you must specify whether it is a FixedPercentage or a per item price level. Once you create the price level, you cannot change this. Currently, only QuickBooks Premier and Enterprise support the per item price level.

Fixed price for this item.

When you create a price level, you have the option to create it with a custom price that is either a fixed amount (CustomPrice) or a fixed discount percentage (CustomPricePercent).

Alternatively, instead of a flat custom price or discount, you could apply a price discount based on either the current custom price, the standard price of the item, or the cost of the item.

When you create a price level, you must specify whether it is a FixedPercentage or a per item price level. Once you create the price level, you cannot change this. Currently, only QuickBooks Premier and Enterprise support the per item price level.

The amount should be formatted as a string in dollars.

If the CustomPrice property is left empty, no custom price will be sent to QuickBooks.

Discount percentage for each item.

When you create a price level, you have the option to create it with a custom price that is either a fixed amount (CustomPrice) or a fixed discount percentage (CustomPricePercent).

Alternatively, instead of a flat custom price or discount, you could apply a price discount based on either the current custom price, the standard price of the item, or the cost of the item.

When you create a price level, you must specify whether it is a FixedPercentage or a per item price level. Once you create the price level, you cannot change this. Currently, only QuickBooks Premier and Enterprise support the per item price level.

Reference to the item this PriceLevel pertains to.

Price Level line items represent price adjustments on individual items. The ItemId or ItemName represents which item the Price Level is acting on.

When you create a price level, you must specify whether it is a FixedPercentage or a per item price level. Once you create the price level, you cannot change this. Currently, only QuickBooks Premier and Enterprise support the per item price level.

Reference to the item this PriceLevel pertains to.

Price Level line items represent price adjustments on individual items. The ItemId or ItemName represents which item the Price Level is acting on.

When you create a price level, you must specify whether it is a FixedPercentage or a per item price level. Once you create the price level, you cannot change this. Currently, only QuickBooks Premier and Enterprise support the per item price level.