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Please go to WooCommerce -> Woo Discount Rules -> Settings -> Price Rules –>Rule Setup tab.
Set the “Include variants when parent product is chosen to Yes
Save.

And in your rule, please make sure that the “count cumulatively” checkbox is checked.

That should help. If you have any further questions, please use support form to send us a message

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Hi
The Sale Badge is usually a static text. WooCommerce by default only displays a static text: Sale!
However, some theme authors customize this text within their themes to show a discount percentage or amount.

This is achieved by them through the following calculation
Regular Price – Sale Price = Discount Amount (or a percentage)

However, when using a dynamic pricing plugin like ours, the discount is based on the rules.

An Example Scenario:

Buy 5 or more products, get 10% off.

In this case, the 5% discount is eligible ONLY when a customer adds 5 quantities to cart. But if we show a Sale Badge with 5% discount on it, customer will MISUNDERSTAND and will look forward to get 5% discount even when he purchases 1 quantity. But that is not the condition.

That is the reason why we do not display a discount percentage or amount inside the Sale badge. Our plugin will show the default Sale badge text (Sale!).
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However, in your scenario, the theme author has an override. So when turning on the Sale badge results in a wrong display (coming from the Theme override)

Your theme might be having an override in its functions.php or other file similar to the example given in this guide.
Example: https://www.cloudways.com/blog/change-sale-badge-text-in-woocommerce/

SOLUTION 1:

You can customize the Sale badge text via our plugin settings. It has an option to force override.
Here is a guide
https://docs.flycart.org/woocommerce-discount-rules/faqs/sale-tag-sale-badge

If that did not help,

SOLUTION 2:
You may want to contact your theme author and ask them to just echo Sale instead of a % value.

If you need any assistance with it, please feel free to reach out via our support form

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Hi

Thank you for reaching out.
WooCommerce does not fire the discount / pricing hooks when an order is created from the backend like it does in the storefront. So unfortunately, it is not yet possible to have the rules applied while creating the order in the backend. I am so sorry.

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Hi

Thank you for reaching out. My apologies for the delayed response due to the weekend.

Here is a guide with a similar example:
https://docs.flycart.org/en/articles/1986914-get-50-discount-on-the-cheapest-item-in-the-cart

Hope this helps.
If you need any assistance with this set up, please feel free to reach out to our support engineers at https://www.flycart.org/support

Happy to assist.

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Hi

Thank you for reaching out. My apologies for the delayed response due to the long festive weekend here.

Is it possible to send us the System report for further troubleshooting?
You can get the System report by going to WordPress Admin Dashboard -> WooCommerce -> Status page.
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Click the “Get System Report”
and please send the report using our support form at https://www.flycart.org/support

Really appreciate it.

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