Shipping based on region and order total

Hi @wpusr1,

Yes, I confirm that the scenario you described is possible to configure with our Flexible Shipping plugin combined with WooCommerce shipping zones.

Kind regards,
Luke

Thanks a lot @lusp.
Will get back if required.
Best regards..

Hi,
Continuing from the above,
kindly see this image for sample rate structure:
Sample Rates
Hope the above is possible to setup with your plugin.
Apologies for the confirmation..
Thanks a lot.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 9 months ago by wpusr1.

Hi @wpusr1,

The shipping zones setup you’ve attached should be possible to configure in WooCommerce by default. I believe that this guide on UK shipping zones configuration I wrote some time ago might turn out to be useful in this case:

https://flexibleshipping.com/uk-shipping-zones-configuration-woocommerce/

Kind regards,
Luke

Hi @lusp,
Thank you very much for the confirmation and the great tutorial.
Best regards..

Hi @lusp,

Went through your helpful shipping zone configuration tutorial.
If there is a range of post codes, like our
zone B has
AB1 to AB16
&
AB21 to AB25
how do we specify it?
Can I use AB21…AB25 or AB21-AB25 etc.. or do I have to list it one by one, each on a separate line.

Kindly confirm.
Thanks a lot..

• This reply was modified 2 years, 9 months ago by wpusr1.

Hi @wpusr1,

Since AB25 is not the full UK postcode and it has also a second part e.g. AB25 2TH, I’m afraid that using the ranges you’ve mentioned above (AB21…AB25) won’t be effective. It would have work if the postcode had consisted of the numbers only e.g. 1001…1025, etc.

In your case I’d rather go for listing the postcodes in the separate lines using the wildcards this way:

AB21*
AB22*
AB23*
AB24*
AB25*
etc.

Kind regards,
Luke

Thanks a lot @lusp.
ok.. I understand.
Will list them on a separate line.
Thanks again.

Hi @lusp,

All UK postcodes which comes under zone A has
G*
and Channel Island in zone D had
GY1*, GY2* and so on.
My doubt is won’t G* include GY1* etc. also?
Do I have to remove G* from zone A for it to work correctly?
Kindly let me know.
Thanks a lot.
Best regards..

• This reply was modified 2 years, 9 months ago by wpusr1.

Hi @wpusr1,

Yes, I confirm, the wider G* wildcard will include the more specific GY1* one. The key to make it work properly here is the right shipping zones order. You should place the shipping zones using the narrower GY1*, etc. wildcards above the ones configured to cover the wider G* postcodes in order to make them be matched first.

Kind regards,
Luke

Thanks a lot @lusp.
Really appreciate your help.

So, shipping zones are matched in the order it is present in Dashboard->WooCommerce-> shipping zones
ie., in my case, if it’s present in the order
Zone 2
Zone 1
Zone 3 .. and so on
post codes in zone 2 will be matched first.

Kindly confirm.
Again apologies.., just making sure that I got it right.

Thank you,
Best regards..

• This reply was modified 2 years, 9 months ago by wpusr1.

Yes, you should order the shippings zones starting from the ones containing the most specific wildcards at the very top to the most general at the bottom.

In other words, if your shipping zone called Zone 2 contains GY1* wildcard, it should be placed higher than e.g. Zone 3 containing the G* one.

If configured this way, the Zone 2 with more specific GY1* wildcard will be matched first when the customer enters the right postcode.

Kind regards,
Luke

Thanks a lot @lusp.
Will do as suggested.
Really appreciate your help and patience.
Best regards..