Is it possible somehow to combine steps and tier pricing?
I am going to make an example to make it clear.
Let's say I have a product which comes in 6 units per box. I would like to remain the possibility to purchase product for a client not just in boxes, for example: 2 units, 8 units etc. To promote buying product in boxes, Tier pricing at first works fine, let's say 1-5qty you receive 10% discount, 6+ 20% discount. But this way I am promoting tu buy at least one box, but not boxes in specific. If a person buys 8 units, he will still receive 20% discount for whole order.
In this case, is it possible to make the tier price linked to the steps as well?
For example, person buys 8 units, for 6 units he receives 20% discount, but for 2 extra he receives just 10% discount? Or if he buys 14 units, 12 units gets 20% discount, but 2 extra just 10% discount?
Hope it is easy to understand.
I believe the logic could be as follows - steps declare when the discount applies. There could be a regular "b2b sale price" which applies for the units, but every sum that divides correctly from the steps (for example 6) gains the "step discount" for buying a full box.
Is it possible somehow to combine steps and tier pricing?
I am going to make an example to make it clear.
Let's say I have a product which comes in 6 units per box.
I would like to remain the possibility to purchase product for a client not just in boxes, for example: 2 units, 8 units etc.
To promote buying product in boxes, Tier pricing at first works fine, let's say 1-5qty you receive 10% discount, 6+ 20% discount.
But this way I am promoting tu buy at least one box, but not boxes in specific.
If a person buys 8 units, he will still receive 20% discount for whole order.
In this case, is it possible to make the tier price linked to the steps as well?
For example, person buys 8 units, for 6 units he receives 20% discount, but for 2 extra he receives just 10% discount?
Or if he buys 14 units, 12 units gets 20% discount, but 2 extra just 10% discount?
Hope it is easy to understand.
I believe the logic could be as follows - steps declare when the discount applies. There could be a regular "b2b sale price" which applies for the units, but every sum that divides correctly from the steps (for example 6) gains the "step discount" for buying a full box.
Hello Emilis,
Thank you for getting in touch!
To achieve this, I think the best way would be to configure the product as a variable product with 2 variations: Single / Box:
On the frontend, customers can choose between these options:
In B2BKing -> Dynamic Rules, create a step quantity rule for 6 pieces for the box variation:
This way, if the customer wants to purchase 8 items they will be forced to purchased 1 box (with discount) + 2 single items (without discount).
You can directly set a lower price for the box variation, or create a discount rule for it.
Since both are variations of the same product, inventory quantities will also be tracked correctly.
Let me know your thoughts,
Kind regards,
Stefan