Many of our products come in boxes of 6 cans. For our B2B groups, we currently use Minimum/Quantity steps so they can only buy in multiples of 6.
Some smaller potential B2B customers need to buy fewer, so we'd like to allow that somehow, but I can't figure out the best way.
Ideally, we'd set a regular price for 1-5 cans, and a tiered price discount for over 6. The problem with that is that they could buy 7, and get the discount on that 1 extra can. We'd like it so that once they're over the 6, they have to buy in multiples of 6.
So we need either:
1) Quantity rules that only kick in once they're over the 6 can threshold, or...
2) Tiered pricing than only applies to multiples of the tier quantity.
Is that possible with B2BKing's current features, or should this be a feature request?
Hi.
Many of our products come in boxes of 6 cans. For our B2B groups, we currently use Minimum/Quantity steps so they can only buy in multiples of 6.
Some smaller potential B2B customers need to buy fewer, so we'd like to allow that somehow, but I can't figure out the best way.
Ideally, we'd set a regular price for 1-5 cans, and a tiered price discount for over 6. The problem with that is that they could buy 7, and get the discount on that 1 extra can. We'd like it so that once they're over the 6, they have to buy in multiples of 6.
So we need either:
1) Quantity rules that only kick in once they're over the 6 can threshold, or...
2) Tiered pricing than only applies to multiples of the tier quantity.
Is that possible with B2BKing's current features, or should this be a feature request?
Thanks.