QUOTATION & ORDER SCOPE / BUYING ANSWER
Comparing unit prices on the same basis.
How do I compare two pet product unit prices fairly?
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THE BUYING ANSWER
Start with a clear definition.
Check what one quoted unit includes: product, labels, accessories and individual packing. Compare the same specification and quantity breakdown before treating the price difference as a saving. Keep shipment and other charges visible separately.
The decision behind the detail.
A cheaper unit can describe a different product or pack. Request the exclusions instead of assuming that every quote includes the pictured presentation.
PREPARE ONLY WHAT IS RELEVANT
Three details to bring.
- Unit definition
- Describe the complete item expected for one quoted unit.
- Included components
- List labels, inserts, accessories and inner packing.
- Excluded charges
- Record costs quoted separately or still unconfirmed.
Check together
- Match the quantity basis across quotations.
- Compare the named material and trim versions.
- Reconcile the unit definition with the packing specification.
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