Hello,

I’m currently looking for a WooCommerce B2B project using B2BKing Pro, and I’m running into a structural limitation that I’m trying to solve.

 Business context

• We have ~5,000 B2B customers
• Around 700 products
• Products are consumables linked to specific laboratory analyzers
• Each customer can have:
  • One or multiple analyzers
  • Different analyzer types (e.g. Analyzer A, Analyzer B, Analyzer C)
• A customer should:
  • Only see consumables compatible with the analyzers they own or use
  • Never see products for analyzers they don’t have

 Ownership / pricing logic

For the same consumable:

• If the customer owns the analyzer → price A
• If the analyzer is provided / rented → price B (fixed price, NOT a % markup)

Additionally:

• Some customers belong to a commercial group with a global discount (e.g. -10%)

 Current limitation

From what I understand:

• A customer can only belong to one B2BKing group
• Groups are the main driver for:
  • Product visibility
  • Pricing rules

This becomes an issue because:

• Customers can have multiple analyzers
• Modeling one group per analyzer does not work since we are limited (1 group max)
• Modeling one group per analyzer combination quickly explodes (3000+ combinaisons)
• Managing rules per customer is not realistic at this scale ( 5000 customer)

 What I’m trying to achieve

Conceptually, I’m looking for something like:

• Multiple “logical memberships” per customer (equipment-based)
• OR a way to combine:
  • Equipment-based visibility
  • Ownership-based fixed pricing
  • Optional global discount groups

All of this without:

• Creating hundreds of groups
• Managing product rules customer-by-customer

 My questions

1. Is there a recommended pattern in B2BKing for handling:
   • Multi-equipment customers
   • With strict product visibility and price?
   • Any undocumented best practice?

Thanks in advance for your guidance.