I have a bit of a tricky question. One of our customers is considering a switch over to using inventory variants for his products that have both color and size options.
This individual also makes use of volume pricing discounts through Emporiums volume pricing module.
The trick is, you only get volume pricing based upon your color selection, not the “master product” as a whole.
For example, if a customer selects 3 green nike small shirts, 3 green nike medium shirts, and 3 green nike large shirts, they could qualify for a volume discount for buying more than 8 similar products.
However, if the customer bought 3 red nike medium shirts, 3 blue nike medium shirts, and 3 nike yellow shirts, they would not qualify, because they have not broken the threshold of at least 5 of the same COLORED variant.
Does Weilands module and inventory variants support this type of scenario?
I was told that Miva's built in could handle this, but that there would be an insane amount of data work required to setup a price group for each and every product. This time sink would likely be a deal breaker for us.
Thank you for any insight that you may provide.
This individual also makes use of volume pricing discounts through Emporiums volume pricing module.
The trick is, you only get volume pricing based upon your color selection, not the “master product” as a whole.
For example, if a customer selects 3 green nike small shirts, 3 green nike medium shirts, and 3 green nike large shirts, they could qualify for a volume discount for buying more than 8 similar products.
However, if the customer bought 3 red nike medium shirts, 3 blue nike medium shirts, and 3 nike yellow shirts, they would not qualify, because they have not broken the threshold of at least 5 of the same COLORED variant.
Does Weilands module and inventory variants support this type of scenario?
I was told that Miva's built in could handle this, but that there would be an insane amount of data work required to setup a price group for each and every product. This time sink would likely be a deal breaker for us.
Thank you for any insight that you may provide.
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