I am wondering if you have a possibility to prioritize rules/groups?
Example is if I have 3 customers in my shop. I want to make following rules:
Customer 1 - 5% off for X Customer 2 - 10% off for Y [everyone else] 1% off
There is a risk that I might forget some customer when setting up rules, so I would want a catch-all rule for everyone that prices are not applied for. I know that "regular price"-field should be used for this - but I would like to work on all prices/customers through the same app.
I am thinking of this setup as:
IF [customer] IS NOT found to have a dynamic rule for [SKU X] then apply [lowest prioritized/catch-all rule]
The way our plugin works is that it gives users the highest discount percentage they have access to.
That means that for example you can create 2 discount rules:
Rule 1: All users have 1% off
Rule 2: Customer X has 5% off
For Customer X, the plugin would calculate that they belong to both rules, and then find the biggest discount available to them (which is 5%). If the first rule would have 10% off instead of 1% off, the user would get 10%, because that would be the highest percentage available to them.
Hi,
I am wondering if you have a possibility to prioritize rules/groups?
Example is if I have 3 customers in my shop. I want to make following rules:
Customer 1 - 5% off for X
Customer 2 - 10% off for Y
[everyone else] 1% off
There is a risk that I might forget some customer when setting up rules, so I would want a catch-all rule for everyone that prices are not applied for. I know that "regular price"-field should be used for this - but I would like to work on all prices/customers through the same app.
I am thinking of this setup as:
IF [customer] IS NOT found to have a dynamic rule for [SKU X] then apply [lowest prioritized/catch-all rule]
Hi Mervin,
The way our plugin works is that it gives users the highest discount percentage they have access to.
That means that for example you can create 2 discount rules:
Rule 1: All users have 1% off
Rule 2: Customer X has 5% off
For Customer X, the plugin would calculate that they belong to both rules, and then find the biggest discount available to them (which is 5%). If the first rule would have 10% off instead of 1% off, the user would get 10%, because that would be the highest percentage available to them.
Kind regards,
Stefan