Tools for a decision

Check a planned price increase

Answer questions about a planned increase. The result lists what you have covered and what to check next.

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Example output

Have you written down how much volume the increase could lose?: Not sure. Volume: ask who can estimate the customer response.
Have you listed the customers whose contracts prevent this increase?: Yes. Exemptions: you reported listing customers whose contracts prevent the increase. Keep the list.
Have you confirmed when the new prices can take effect?: No. Timing: confirm the required notice and effective dates.
Have you named who can approve discounts after the increase?: No. Discounts: name who can approve exceptions after the increase.
Have you assigned someone to measure the prices customers pay after the increase?: Yes. Follow-up: you reported assigning someone to measure prices paid. Keep the assignment.

These checks reflect your answers. They do not establish whether the increase will succeed.