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How to add custom prices?

Revopy allows you to add custom prices for your licenses. This feature is particularly useful for organizations that require specific pricing structures or have unique licensing agreements. By adding custom prices, you can ensure that the analytics and reports reflect the actual costs associated with your licenses, providing a more accurate representation of your organization's financials. Follow the steps below to add custom prices in Revopy:

1. Download Azure Storage Explorer​

  • Download Azure Storage Explorer from this link.
  • Install the application.

2. Open Azure Storage Explorer​

  • After installation, open the app.
  • Click on the plug (connector) symbol on the left side panel or the 'Connect to Azure resources' option.

Connect to Azure Resources

3. Select Connection Method​

  • In the "Connect to Azure Storage" wizard:
  • Choose "Connection string (key or SAS)" as the method.

Select Connection Method

4. Enter Connection Info​

Enter Connection Info

5. Review and Connect​

  • Review the provided details (display name, account name, and protocol).
  • Click Connect to finish connecting to your Azure Storage.

Summary and Connect

6. Editing Records in Azure Storage Explorer​

  • After connecting, browse to your table or blob storage.
  • Right-click the item you want to edit and select "Edit...".

Edit Record

7. Add or Update Property​

  • To add a new property:
    • Click Add Property.
    • Enter the property name customerPrice.
    • Choose the data type (e.g., Double).
    • Enter a valid floating-point value like 1.234.
    • Finally click Update
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The new property must be named customerPrice.

Add Property

8. Final View​

  • Once updated, the customerPrice field will be populated and a new column should appear in your table with the same name and values for all entry will be null.

Final View - Updated customerPrice

  • Now you can double clik on the row for the licenses you want to add the customerPrice to and enter the value of customerPrice (which will be already present now due to the previous creation)