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Written Instructions
What are markups?
A markup refers to the percentage or multiplier added to the cost of your ingredients to determine the selling price. It's a common practice for businesses to markup their products to cover not only the cost but also to generate a profit.
The markup percentage can vary depending on factors like overhead costs, the level of competition in the market, and the desired profit margin. Curate offers flexibility with how you calculate your markups providing options that best fit your business. Below we will explain how to create and apply system markups. For more details on types of markups, please click here.
Creating Markups
Access your Settings - General section, via the menu on the left side of your dashboard and scroll down to Markup Profiles. Then click + Add markup profile to add a new Markup profile. This is also where you can edit current Markup profiles or delete them.
Once you clicked + Add markup profile, you will have the option to select Multiplier or Percentage after you name the profile and enter the markup amount.
To delete a Markup profile, click the three dots "..." at the end of the row and Delete markup profile will be a selectable option.
Applying Markups
You can apply a markup to your items directly from the Event Overview so any new items added will follow the selected markup profile.
⚠️Note: This will only apply to items added after the change and will not update existing items in the proposal.
Editing your markups in your products
Bulk editing
To update markups for multiple items at once:
Go to the Orders tab

Use the checkboxes to select multiple items
Click Edit at the bottom
In the right-side panel, update the Markup Profile
Click Save to confirm changes.

Individual item editing
To update a single item’s markup:
Go to the Orders tab
Click on the item panel button
(or select the Pencil icon
of the item from the Portal tab)
This will open the Item panel on the right
Locate the Markup Profile field
Select the new markup (This will autosave once changes are made)
This gives you flexibility to either update multiple items at once or make precise changes to individual products.










