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# Adding Product Pricing and Availability

To add pricing and availability for a product, a pricing entry must be made for the appropriate service and provider.

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## Add product availability

1. In the [**Admin Portal**](https://admin.gobossit.com/), navigate to **Menu** > **Products**.
2. Select the **product**.
3. Go to the **Prices** tab.
4. Click **Add product availability**.
5. Select the **service and provider**.
6. Enter pricing details:
   1. **Price** — selling price of the product
   2. **Cost** — theoretical cost of the product
   3. **VAT** — tax rate applied to the product
7. Click **Save**.

## Add multiple

1. In the [**Admin Portal**](https://admin.gobossit.com/), navigate to **Menu** > **Products**.
2. Select the **product**.
3. Go to the **Prices** tab.
4. Click **Add multiple**.
5. Select appropriate service(s) or select All.
6. Select appropriate provider(s) or select All.
7. Enter pricing details:
   1. **VAT** — tax rate applied to the product
   2. **Price** — selling price of the product
   3. **Cost** — theoretical cost of the product
8. Click **Add availabilities.**

This method allows you to create multiple pricing entries. If a pricing entry already exists for a service and provider you've selected, it will automatically update.


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