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The rule is 

10% off of 10 Multipads or 15% off of 20 Multipads. 

There are two Multipad products, so it could be that the sales rep quotes 10 of Multipad 1 and get the 10% discount, or it could be that they quote 5 of Multipad 1 and 5 of Multipad 2 (obviously these would be two different quote lines). 

The price rule works fine when not accounting for combo of these two products, but I need to be able to apply the discount for a combo of these two products. Can someone please let me know how this would work in a price rule? What are the price conditions, summary variables, price actions. Thank you!

 

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2 respostas
  1. 17 de set. de 2021, 20:21

    Rachel,

    This sounds like the perfect use case for a summary variable in conjunction with you price rule. Here is the general idea:

    1. Create a summary variable that will total up all Multipads. I'm not sure how you designate those in your org. A common criteria would be Product Family = 'Multipad'. But you could probably do it with SKUs as well.
    2. Add that summary variable as criteria to your price rules. In your current rule(s), you would replace the conditions that say SKU greater than 10 with summary variable greater than 10. 
    3. Keep your price actions the same.

    There may be a little more involved, depending on how your rules are set up right now, but hopefully this gives you a direction to start. Let me know if you run into issues or have any further questions!

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