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  Public Ticket #3176956
Free Shipping
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  • Shawn started the conversation

    I need to setup free shipping for customers who spend over $250

    And free shipping for dealers who spend $5000

    This will be for the US. 

    I've tried adding zones and no luck.

    Fyi we are using the free version of the Shippo plugin:

    https://1teamsoftware.com/product/woocommerce-shippo-shipping-pro/

  •  1,904
    WebWizards replied

    Hi there,

    Thank you for purchasing our plugin,


    Normally this would be configurable by creating a Free Shipping method and setting a very high minimum order. Then you could go to B2BKing -> Dynamic Rules and create free shipping rules for each category of users - these rules 'activate' the free shipping method you have created.

    We have a quick tutorial for setting this up here: https://woocommerce-b2b-plugin.com/docs/how-to-set-up-free-shipping-for-bulk-orders-dynamic-rules/


    I am not sure if the Shippo plugin in this setup interferes or not.


    I could also look into this directly and try to set it up on your site directly if you'd like. For that, I would need a backend login to the site (or to a staging clone site I can work on).


    Kind regards,

    Stefan

  • Shawn replied

    Awesome it looks like that works. 

    Couple more questions:

    Is it possible to have 2 different checkouts for B2B vs. B2C?

    Is it possible to have our dealers only deal with the Bulk order form for instance, order products from start to finish from their account page using the bulk order form?

    This is what we are looking for below from the bulk order form. Is this possible?

    • Placing the order: This needs to be a simple process. Maybe a spreadsheet looking design. Listed by part number, or we can organize the part numbers as presented on our jobber price sheet. Maybe we can insert an image shot in the next block, followed by product description, then Jobber price. The next cell would be the live entry cell where they enter the desired quantity. At the bottom of the order “sheet” would be the discount followed by net total. We must have a cell for the PO number. It can be at the top or bottom, whichever is easier for you.  Example Below:
    9902845766.png


  •  1,904
    WebWizards replied

    Hi again,

    The plugin has a 'content restriction' shortcode that may help: https://woocommerce-b2b-plugin.com/docs/shortcode-to-restrict-content-to-b2b-b2c-user-groups-specific-users/

    The above article also explains a way of hiding specific parts of the site from specific user by applying group-specific CSS. So you could hide different parts of a page , or show something different to each user.


    If you wanted to have 2 different checkouts for B2B vs B2C, I think the easiest way may be to have the same checkout page, but to hide/show/add elements that are visible differently for B2B / B2C (either with CSS or with the content shortcode). So for example you could have 2 "place order" buttons, one which is visible to B2B, the other to B2C.


    Our bulk order form doesn't have an option to checkout directly unfortunately - it hasn't been optimized for that scenario. Maybe you could add a checkout section below it, but some custom coding would be involved to get everything to work correctly.


    Regarding achieving this kind of display:

    9902845766.png

    Our plugin's order form has a few design options, but these are quite built-in.

    If you use the 'Cream' order form, there are some parameters to also show SKU and Stock Qty, but there is no option to show custom columns there. Changes would be needed to the design/scripts to achieve something like that.


    What you are describing seems closer to a 'Product Table' plugin where each column can be custom-defined - that is a bit different than our Bulk Order feature (seems closer to https://barn2.com/kb/adding-a-custom-column-to-the-product-table/ for example).


    Kind regards,

    Stefan