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The more you buy the less you pay
12 years 5 months ago #150303
by mjaszo
The more you buy the less you pay was created by mjaszo
Hi,
I'd like to introduce new discount scheme, say you get:
2% if you buy 2 products
4% for 3 products
6% for 4 products
etc
Setting up min. amount of products is in coupon mode. I'd like it to be done automatically - you have 4 products in the cart - your 6% discount applies.
Any ideas how to do that?
Michał Jaszowski
www.justhdr.pl
I'd like to introduce new discount scheme, say you get:
2% if you buy 2 products
4% for 3 products
6% for 4 products
etc
Setting up min. amount of products is in coupon mode. I'd like it to be done automatically - you have 4 products in the cart - your 6% discount applies.
Any ideas how to do that?
Michał Jaszowski
www.justhdr.pl
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12 years 5 months ago #150306
by mjaszo
Replied by mjaszo on topic The more you buy the less you pay
"Auto coupon" would be the solution? Meaning no other coupons apply?
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12 years 5 months ago #150319
by Mohamed Thelji
Replied by Mohamed Thelji on topic The more you buy the less you pay
Hello,
Yes the solution will be to use the "Auto load in cart if possible" option (in commercial editions of HikaShop) of your coupon configuration page to YES.
Yes, you won't be able to charge another coupon, reading that thread will probably help you : www.hikashop.com/forum/discount-coupon/8...ultiple-coupons.html
Yes the solution will be to use the "Auto load in cart if possible" option (in commercial editions of HikaShop) of your coupon configuration page to YES.
Yes, you won't be able to charge another coupon, reading that thread will probably help you : www.hikashop.com/forum/discount-coupon/8...ultiple-coupons.html
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12 years 5 months ago #150694
by sashco
Replied by sashco on topic The more you buy the less you pay
To verify, you are saying that if we setup something like this, 10 items or more 10%, 20 items or more 20%, etc. We would not also be able to offer another coupon, or do you mean both coupons would not work together?
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12 years 5 months ago - 12 years 5 months ago #150762
by mjaszo
Replied by mjaszo on topic The more you buy the less you pay
You set up the rule to be applied automatically ("auto load") so once your client have right amount of products in the cart proper coupon is being added. Therefore no other can be.
You can check it here: www.justhdr.pl
You can check it here: www.justhdr.pl
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12 years 5 months ago #150710
by nicolas
Replied by nicolas on topic The more you buy the less you pay
Both coupons would not work together because HikaShop only supports one coupon per order.
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12 years 5 months ago #150819
by sashco
Replied by sashco on topic The more you buy the less you pay
Specifically, I am asking, can we have the discount coupon as stated above (which you said was fine), but also offer a coupon that would override that discount. Meaning, the customer gets 20% off 20 or more, but if we have a new years coupon for 30% off instead, they could use that to override the existing coupon.
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12 years 5 months ago #150903
by Xavier
Replied by Xavier on topic The more you buy the less you pay
Hi,
When configuring the coupon, you can find the option "Coupon handling of discounted products" set the coupon to override the existing discounts, by this way the coupon will replace the discount.
But as Nicolas said, you can have only one coupon by one coupon, so if the coupon is selected by default, the system will take the highest available coupon to apply it on the order. Else the customer will have to remove the current coupon to enter the desired coupon code.
When configuring the coupon, you can find the option "Coupon handling of discounted products" set the coupon to override the existing discounts, by this way the coupon will replace the discount.
But as Nicolas said, you can have only one coupon by one coupon, so if the coupon is selected by default, the system will take the highest available coupon to apply it on the order. Else the customer will have to remove the current coupon to enter the desired coupon code.
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