vark

Hi,
I think the answer is ‘Yes’ for all questions. The only comment I have is for this statement:

It’s also important that all prices (wholesale and ordinary customers) will have a prices without tax when adding the product.

Prices without taxation is a WOO setting, not a Pricing Deals function.

With Pricing Deals, if a customer Role has wholesale capability, and tax-free is set up for wholesale (here’s the documentation on tax-free:
http://www.varktech.com/documentation/pricing-deals/introrule/#rolesetup.roletaxfree ), the moment the wholesale-capable Customer logs in, all of their products and purchases become tax-free.

Best,
Vark

Hi,
Discounts are based on what’s in the cart, not how they are added… so it should work fine. You could run a test using the free version from wordpress.org, just to be 101% sure….
Best,
Vark

@hortons,
The solution for this was to use the Pro version in combination with a Pricing Deal WordPress filter. You can contact me at http://www.varktech.com/support/ for more info .
Best,
Vark

@jjbte
Aha, that makes sense. There is one other thing you can try, though. If the discounts which are not showing up are from “woocommerce role based price” and otherwise all is well, this may do the trick:

// *** add to bottom of Theme Functions file
 		     //allows Pricing Deals to pick up current product pricing from other plugins
 		     //  ---  more resource intensive  ---

		    add_filter('vtprd_do_compatability_pricing', 'do_compatability_pricing', 10, 1);
 		    function do_compatability_pricing ($return_status) {
 		     return true;
		    }

Hi,
Thanks for your query. Unfortunately, none of my plugins are suited for your needs…
Best,
Vark

I’m sorry, the free version of my plugin is not pointless.

Woocommerce built-in discounting requires the customer to present a coupon to get a discount, or to put a single product on sale.

Pricing Deals gives you the ability to create a store-wide sale. The customer does not need to present a coupon. A Pricing Deals discount can be shown directly in the Catalog, or be displayed when the customer adds to Cart.

Cart Discounts can be general, or applied when the Cart purchases have reached a minimum amount.

For example:

“Buy any 5 items, get 10% off the cart”
“Buy $50, get 10% off the cart”
“Buy any 5 items, get 10% off the those 5 items”

You can also do pricing tiers:

“Buy any 2 items get 10% off the cart”
“Buy any 3 items get 15% off the cart”
“Buy any 5 items get 20% off the cart”

As you can see, the free version does give you many discounting options not available in Woo.

Hi,
Thanks for your query. Unfortunately, Pricing Deals does not have the functionality to generate codes. What it has, is the ability to activate a Pricing Deal rule through a single existing coupon code, if desired.
Best,
Vark