Please, make sure the option Enable coupons from WooCommerce > Settings > General is enabled.
Now you can continue the configuration of the plugin settings.
Please, make sure the option Enable coupons from WooCommerce > Settings > General is enabled.
Now you can continue the configuration of the plugin settings.
From YITH > Dynamic Pricing > Settings you’ll be able to manage the general settings and rules of the plugin.
This tab consists of 3 specific settings you can manage:
You can set these messages within the rule you created (see here how to create rules).
On the edit order page, it appears like the example above.
Please, note: this option only applies to Special offer rules and the text displayed there is the special offer rule title.
%total_discount_percentage%
to show the discount in percentage and %total_discount_price%
to show the discount valueFrom the YITH > Dynamic Pricing > “Dynamic rules” tab you can find all rules you have created, and create new rules.
You can arrange the order and therefore the priority of the rules by ‘dragging and dropping’ the rules. Furthermore, you can search for specific discount rules, and filter them by type of discount.
If you want to create a new rule, simply click on “+ Add rule” and you can either choose to use a template or start from scratch.
For detailed information about the configuration of price rules on products, visit the documentation pages as specified below:
The quantity discount allows you to create volume pricing and offer a discount based on the quantity selected.
Please, note: only one quantity discount per product can be applied at the same time
To create a new rule, go to YITH > Dynamic Pricing > “Dynamic Rules dynamic rules page and click on the “+ Add rule” button.
Let’s see how to configure it.
Active rule: Enable or disable the rule by using the toggle.
Priority: set the priority to assign to this rule. Priority is important to overwrite rules (1 is the highest priority).
You can also arrange the priority by dragging and dropping the rules from the rules list:
Rule type: it is set to your previous choice by default, but you can choose to change it here if you want to create a different rule type.
Create a quantity rule for the purchase of: choose if you want to create this rule for all products or products of specific categories/tags.
Exclude products from this rule: enable if you want to exclude specific products from this rule and pick:
(This option is not available when selecting ‘specific products’)
Discount rules: here you can configure the details regarding quantity and price or discount (you can choose between % discount, fixed-amount discount and fixed price).
Quantity rule will check: use this option to control how the quantity of selected items will be counted
Apply discount to a different product or category: enable if you want to apply a discount for other products rather than for the products selected for this quantity rule. For example: if a customer purchases 100 business cards (product A), they can get a 10% discount on flyers. (product B)
If you enable this option, then, if the rule conditions (what you’ve set up before) are met, the discount will apply to what you choose here:
You can further restrict the products on which the discount applies by using the Exclude products option.
If you want to apply the discount to the same products that you choose above, then, leave this option disabled.
Show quantity & prices in a table: Enable if you want to show the quantity and the prices in a table on the product pages.
If you can’t see the quantity-price table on the products where this rule applies, please, make sure you have enabled the global option Show quantity tables from YITH > Dynamic Pricing > “Quantity table“. From there, you can also manage other options related to the quantity table and what you want to show.
Show discount in loop: Enable if you want to show the discounted price (based on the current rule) in the loop, so on the Shop page, category pages and tag pages.
Apply discount to: choose whether apply the rule to all users or specific user roles. In the latter case, you can further exclude specific users from this rule.
Schedule rule: choose whether to schedule the rule or activate/deactivate it manually
Disable rule ‘on-sale products’: enable this option if you don’t want the discount to be applied to ‘on-sale products’.
Disable other rules with lower priority: enable if you want to disable other rules with lower priority applied to the same products.
Disable when a coupon has been applied: enable if you want to disable this rule if the user applied a coupon code.
Finally, you can set up some additional notes on the products where the rule applies:
1. Add a custom message in product with quantity rule: enter a custom text to show on the product pages, when this quantity rule applies. You can use the %items_with_rule_applied% placeholder to show products, categories, or tags to which the discount rule is applied.
2. Add a custom message in products where the discount is applied: enter a custom text to show on the product pages where the discount applies.
Use the placeholder %required_items% to show products, categories, or tags that users must add to the cart to apply the discount rule to the product for which it has been created.
Please note this second box only appears if the Apply discount to a different product or category has been enabled.
3. Add extra notices in quantity table: enter a custom text to show under the quantity table.
The discount option Special Offer allows you to create a discount on a certain quantity of a product, based on the selected quantity in the cart.
To create a new rule, go to YITH > Dynamic Pricing > “Dynamic Rules dynamic rules page and click on the “+ Add rule” button.
Let’s see how to configure it.
Active rule: Enable or disable the rule by using the toggle.
Priority: set the priority to assign to this rule. Priority is important to overwrite rules (1 is the highest priority).
You can also arrange the priority by dragging and dropping the rules from the rules list:
Rule type: it is set to your previous choice by default, but you can choose to change it here if you want to create a different rule type.
Create a special offer for the purchase of: choose if you want to create this rule for all products or products of specific categories/tags.
Exclude products from this rule: enable if you want to exclude specific products from this rule and pick
Then set the offer rules and the Repeat option:
You can set here the number of products that have to be in the cart and how many products will get a discount (percent or fixed discount) or get a fixed price.
Repeat: enable this option to repeat the rule. For example, if you offer a 50% discount when purchasing a second product, when the user purchases four products, the rule is applied twice and the user gets a 50% discount on two of the four purchased products.
Apply discount to a different product or category: enable if you want to apply a discount for other products rather than for the products selected for this quantity rule. For example: if a customer purchases 100 business cards (product A), they can get a 10% discount on flyers. (product B)
If you enable this option, then, if the rule conditions (what you’ve set up before) are met, the discount will apply to what you choose here:
You can further restrict the products on which the discount applies by using the Exclude products option.
If you want that the discount applies to the same products that you choose above, then, leave this option disabled.
Apply discount to: choose whether apply the rule to all users or specific user roles. In the latter case, you can further exclude specific users from this rule.
Schedule rule: choose whether to schedule the rule or activate/deactivate it manually
If you have enabled the option “Apply discount to a different product or category“, you will be able to see an additional option to promote the offer in a modal window and set up a custom text using the placeholder {{total_to_add}}.
Once enabled, the user will be able to add the product(s) related to this offer directly to the cart, from the modal window.
If the rule condition lets the user choose the quantity for the product, you will also be able to see a + button that will be automatically disabled when the required quantity is reached.
Also, variable products are supported in this special condition.
Disable rule ‘on-sale products’: enable this option if you want that the discount does not apply to ‘on-sale products’.
Disable other rules with lower priority: enable if you want to disable other rules with lower priority applied to the same products.
Disable when a coupon has been applied: enable if you want to disable this rule if the user applied a coupon code.
Finally, you can set up some additional notes on the products where the rule applies:
1. Add a custom message in product with quantity rule: enter a custom text to show on the product pages where this quantity rule applies. You can use the %items_with_rule_applied% placeholder to show products, categories, or tags to which the discount rule is applied.
2. Add a custom message in products where the discount is applied: enter a custom text to show on the product pages when the discount applies.
Use the placeholder %required_items% to show products, categories, or tags that users must add to the cart to apply the discount rule to the product for which it has been created.
Please note this second box only appears if the Apply discount to a different product or category has been enabled.
The Gift products feature allows you to offer some products for free and let the customer pick them from a popup when they add one or more specific items to the cart.
To create a new rule, go to YITH > Dynamic Pricing > “Dynamic Rules dynamic rules page and click on the “+ Add rule” button.
Let’s see how to configure it.
Active rule: Enable or disable the rule by using the toggle.
Priority: set the priority to assign to this rule. Priority is important to overwrite rules (1 is the highest priority).
You can also arrange the priority by dragging and dropping the rules from the rules list:
Rule type: it is set to your previous choice by default, but you can choose to change it here if you want to create a different rule type.
Choose which products to offer as a gift: choose the products that you want to offer as gifts.
How many gift products the user can select? And choose here if the user can just pick one of them as a gift or more.
Exclude products from this rule: enable if you want to exclude specific products from this rule and pick
Offer gift if: set if the offer applies based on a specific number of items in the cart or a minimum subtotal:
Offer gift products to: choose to apply the rule to all users or specific user roles. In the latter case, you can further exclude specific users from this rule.
Schedule rule: choose whether to schedule the rule or activate/deactivate it manually
Finally, you can set up some additional notes on the products where the rule applies:
1. Add a custom message in product with quantity rule: enter a custom text to show on the product pages where this quantity rule applies. You can use the %items_with_rule_applied% placeholder to show products, categories, or tags to which the discount rule is applied.
2. Add a custom message in products where the discount is applied: enter a custom text to show on the product pages when the discount applies.
Use the placeholder %required_items% to show products, categories, or tags that users must add to the cart to apply the discount rule to the product for which it has been created.
Please, note, this second box only appears if the Apply discount to a different product or category has been enabled.
The BOGO discount allows you to create a discount rule where the customer can buy one product and automatically get one for free.
To create a new rule, go to YITH > Dynamic Pricing > “Dynamic Rules dynamic rules page and click on the “+ Add rule” button.
Let’s see how to configure it.
Active rule: Enable or disable the rule by using the toggle.
Priority: set the priority to assign to this rule. Priority is important to overwrite rules (1 is the highest priority).
You can also arrange the priority by dragging and dropping the rules from the rules list:
Rule type: it is set to your previous choice by default, but you can choose to change it here if you want to create a different rule type.
Create a BOGO rule for the purchase of: choose if you want to create this rule for all products or for all products of specific categories/tags.
Exclude products from this rule: enable if you want to exclude specific products from this rule and pick
Schedule rule: choose whether to schedule the rule or activate/deactivate it manually
Finally, you can set up some additional notes on the products where the rule applies:
1. Add a custom message in product with quantity rule: enter a custom text to show on the product pages where this quantity rule applies. You can use the %items_with_rule_applied% placeholder to show products, categories, or tags to which the discount rule is applied.
If you want to create a Discount on the entire shop, this is the option that will help you configure the discount in a few quick steps.
To create a new rule, go to YITH > Dynamic Pricing > “Dynamic Rules dynamic rules page and click on the “+ Add rule” button.
Let’s see how to configure it.
Active rule: Enable or disable the rule by using the toggle.
Priority: set the priority to assign to this rule. Priority is important to overwrite rules (1 is the highest priority).
You can also arrange the priority by dragging and dropping the rules from the rules list:
Rule type: it is set to your previous choice by default, but you can choose to change it here if you want to create a different rule type.
Discount to apply to entire shop: set the type and amount of discount and choose between:
Then choose whether to show or not the discount in loop, so on the Shop page and category and tag pages by enabling the option immediately below:
Apply discount to: choose to apply the rule to all users or specific user roles. In the latter case, you can further exclude specific users from this rule.
Schedule rule: choose whether to schedule the rule or activate/deactivate it manually
Disable rule ‘on-sale products’: enable this option if you want that the discount does not apply to ‘on-sale products’.
Disable other rules with lower priority: enable if you want to disable other rules with lower priority applied to the same products.
Disable when a coupon has been applied: enable if you want to disable this rule if the user has applied a coupon code.
Finally, you can set up some additional notes on the products where the rule applies:
Add a custom message in products where the discount is applied: enter a custom text to show on the product pages when the discount applies.
Use the placeholder %required_items% to show products, categories, or tags that users must add to the cart to apply the discount rule to the product for which it has been created.
Please, note, this second box only appears if the Apply discount to a different product or category has been enabled.
The Category discount allows you to create a discount on one or more categories just in one rule. You can create multiple rules so they can be enabled one by one, or one rule with all category discounts so they can be enabled with one click.
To create a new rule, go to YITH > Dynamic Pricing > “Dynamic Rules dynamic rules page and click on the “+ Add rule” button.
Let’s see how to configure it.
Active rule: Enable or disable the rule by using the toggle.
Priority: set the priority to assign to this rule. Priority is important to overwrite rules (1 is the highest priority).
You can also arrange the priority by dragging and dropping the rules from the rules list:
Rule type: it is set to your previous choice by default, but you can choose to change it here if you want to create a different rule type.
Set a category discount: choose the type of discount you want to apply to one or more categories.
You can add multiple rules and apply multiple discounts on different categories. This is handy if you want to enable the discounts all at once. Yet, should you need to activate them one by one, just create separate rules for each category.
Exclude products from this rule: enable if you want to exclude specific products from this rule and pick
Then choose whether to show or not the discount in loop, so on the Shop page and category and tag pages by enabling the option immediately below:
Apply discount to: choose to apply the rule to all users or specific user roles. In the latter case, you can further exclude specific users from this rule.
Schedule rule: choose whether to schedule the rule or activate/deactivate it manually
Disable rule ‘on-sale products’: enable this option if you want that the discount does not apply to ‘on-sale products’.
Disable other rules with lower priority: enable if you want to disable other rules with lower priority applied to the same products.
Disable when a coupon has been applied: enable if you want to disable this rule if the user has applied a coupon code.
Finally, you can set up some additional notes on the products where the rule applies:
Add a custom message in products where the discount is applied: enter a custom text to show on the product pages when the discount applies.
Use the placeholder %required_items% to show products, categories, or tags that users must add to the cart to apply the discount rule to the product for which it has been created.
Please, note, this second box only appears if the Apply discount to a different product or category has been enabled.
This specific type of discount allows you to create discount rules based on the cart contents.
To create a new rule, go to YITH > Dynamic Pricing > “Dynamic Rules dynamic rules page and click on the “+ Add rule” button.
Let’s see how to configure it.
Active rule: Enable or disable the rule by using the toggle.
Priority: set the priority to assign to this rule. Priority is important to overwrite rules (1 is the highest priority).
If the conditions are met in the cart, the rules will apply based on their priority, so for example, you can apply a 50% (rule with priority 1) and an additional 20% (rule with priority 2) on the same products.
You can also arrange the priority by dragging and dropping the rules from the rules list:
Schedule rule: choose whether to schedule the rule or activate/deactivate it manually
Disable when a coupon has been applied: the rule will not apply if the customer is using another coupon in the cart.
Allow free shipping: enable to offer ‘free shipping’ when this rule applies.
For this to work, make sure you have set up a free-shipping method in WooCommerce > Settings > Shipping. After creating a shipping method, set ‘Free shipping requires…’ to ‘A valid free shipping coupon’.
For more information on setting up free shipping check the WooCommerce Documentation.
For the discount conditions, please, refer to the next page.