• Resolved thisisirene

    (@thisisirene)


    Good day, Marcin Pietrzak!

    We are the Advanced Dynamic Pricing team and a lot of our customers are using your plugin for complying the Omnibus regulation. So we have started to create a compatibility with your plugin so the discounted prices from our plugin could be logged by your Omnibus plugin.

    But while creating the compatibility with your plugin, we have faced with some questions:

    1. Our plugin has the possibility to install the role discount on the products. How to log this kind of discount? Should it be logged something special?
    2. The Bulk discount (like from 2 to 5 qty -> 10%, from 6 to 10 -> 20%). Do we need to log only the lowest price?
    3. The conditional discounts, like a “Buy at least on $150 and get the discount”. How to be here? Should we ignore that?
    4. The discount for the “1+1”, “2+1” and etc. issues. How to log these kind of discounts?

    And I think that this is just the tip of the iceberg, because there is a huge part as a coupons discount, the whole cart discount and etc.

    It would be so helpful if you create a ticket to our helpdesk, so our team can ask you more question about your plugin. We are really appreciate your help in these questions.

    Thank you!

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  • Plugin Author Marcin Pietrzak

    (@iworks)

    HI Guys

    I have been looking for integration, but I based it on saved prices, and I can’t imagine how it can work with dynamic prices.

    Some questions are easy to answer:

    The Bulk discount (like from 2 to 5 qty -> 10%, from 6 to 10 -> 20%). Do we need to log only the lowest price?

    “Sets” are not included in “omnibus” because they don’t exist before a customer creates them.

    The conditional discounts, like a “Buy at least on $150 and get the discount”. How to be here? Should we ignore that?

    In my opinion, yes. It is not a product discount. But I’m just a programmer, not a lawyer. I recommend asking a lawyer.

    Any set-ish should be free of “omnibus.” Again, it is only my opinion; ask a lawyer.

    Really, you should start with a lawyer, not a programmer.

    Marci

    Thread Starter thisisirene

    (@thisisirene)

    Thank you for some clearness of the issue!

    Thread Starter thisisirene

    (@thisisirene)

    Good day again, @iworks!

    Do you have any hook for writing the data into your plugin that we can call during our price recalculations?

    Plugin Author Marcin Pietrzak

    (@iworks)

    hi @thisisirene

    I’m sorry but no. This plugin use WC (and other) hooks to save data:

    • woocommerce_after_product_object_save
    • save_post_product

    I don’t do anything, just react to another actions.

    Marcin

    Thread Starter thisisirene

    (@thisisirene)

    Thank you for the fast response, Marcin!

    Have a happy New Year!

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