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Dynamic rules are a powerful feature through which you can add:
You can also add conditions regarding quantities and values.
Examples of what you can do through dynamic rules
Dynamic rules are incredibly versatile and the possibilities and complex enough to fit 99% of use cases.
Discount amounts and percentages provide a value (e.g. $5) or percentage (10%) discount, on specific products or categories, to specific users or groups, under specific conditions.
In the example below we provide a $15 discount on accessories to Small Businesses under the condition that at least 100 total pieces are bought and that the value of accessories bought is at least $160
This is how a discount appears in the cart:
Fixed price rules enable you to set specific prices under specific conditions. This means that for example you can:
You can hide prices on specific products or categories for specific users or groups under specific conditions.
For example you can hide the price on "Cutie de Carton" for all registered users as seen in the images below.
Free shipping rules allow you to give free shipping under specific conditions such as purchasing a specific product, category or quantity.
For example, we can give free shipping if the user purchases more than 15 Large Boxes:
Through minimum order and maximum order dynamic rules you can set:
An example: Set the minimum order for Large Box for All registered users to be 25 pieces
Ordering less than 25 pieces will show the following error:
Another example: maximum order of $1500 for the user: "admin"
If the user orders more than $1500, he will see the following error:
Through required multiple rules you can choose a specific product or category to be purchasable only in multiples.
For examples you can set a "10" multiple for Large boxes as seen in the next image.
Purchasing 165 pieces will throw an error (but 160 or 170 pieces would work):
Quantity Step for Variable Products / Variations:
-> By default when you configure a dynamic rule for a variable product, that does not apply to each variation. Instead, it applies to the total of all variations. So for example if you set a multiple of 4, customers can purchase 2xRed + 2xBlue.
If you would like it to apply to each variation, you can add this PHP code snippet to your site to change the behaviour:
add_filter('b2bking_required_multiple_variation_use_parent','__return_true');
-> It's also possible to set the quantity step directly on the product page. When set on the product page, it applies to all variations.
Through tax exemption rules, you can exempt certain users or users group from having to pay tax on all products or specific products or categories. You can also choose to tie this to a valid VAT (VIES-Validated) number. Furthermore, you can choose that this rule applies only to users in specific countries.
In the example below, Small Businesses in Cyprus and Denmark are exempted from having to pay tax on Large boxes IF they have a valid VAT number.
To read more about the features B2BKing introduces regarding VAT, read the dedicated VAT and VIES article in the documentation.
Through add tax/fee rules you can create a specific fee for a specific user or group in specific conditions.
Here's an example: Let's imagine there is a "Box tax" that applies when purchasing boxes in the value of $1 per box.
Here is what this will look like in the cart:
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