Configuration of Tiered Pricing Across Multiple Products

Magento version 1.x Installation

• • To install Tiered Pricing Across Multiple Products, please follow our generic installation instructions

  • To enable the extension (switch it on) go to 'System> Configuration>Catalog' navigate to a tab available called "Blue Jalappeno Tiered Pricing Across Multiple Products", set 'Enabled' to Yes and save.

  • For an explanation of 'Hide Acheived Tiers on Product Page and Update Price' see below

• • If you do not see this tab, please refer to our troubleshooting guide here

Magento version 2.x Installation

• • To install Tiered Pricing Across Multiple Products, please follow our Magento 2 installation instructions

  • To enable the extension (switch it on) go to 'Store > Configuration > Catalog > Catalog' navigate to a tab available called "Blue Jalappeno Tiered Pricing Across Multiple Products", set 'Enabled' to Yes and save.

Configuration

NB: We use the term discount group to refer to all the products that can be bought together to receive a discount

To set up 'Tiered Pricing Across Multiple Products' you will need to do the following:

• 1. Decide how many different sets of tiered pricing you have, i.e. how many discount groups you have. Then determine which products are in each discount group

  2. Setup a cross tier id for each discount group - this is what ties all the products in a discount group together

  3. Add the cross tier id to the product listing of each product in each discount group

Determine Your Discount Groups

Firstly, lets cover the limitations: Tiered Pricing Across Multiple Products will work across categories and product types. Therefore, your discount groups can contain products from any categories and include products of any product types EXCEPT BUNDLED AND GROUPED PRODUCTS. You can create discount groups that include bundled and grouped products, but the discount group can ONLY contain bundled or grouped products.

Each product can only have 1 cross tier id - i.e. be part of 1 discount group

The best way to demonstrate how to work out your discount groups is by looking at some examples.

Example A

For all books in your catalog, you wish to charge $5 when a qty of 10 or more is in the cart, for all DVDs you wish to charge $8 each when quantity of 3 or more is in the cart. You will need 2 Cross Tier identifiers to create this setup - 1 for books and 1 for DVDs. Each book will have the same tier prices configured and each DVD will have the same tier prices configured.

Example B

You wish to offer a discount of 20% across your catalog when a customer purchases 12 or more items. You will need 1 cross tier id and add this to every product in your catalog. You will then need to configure a tier price of qty = 12 and a tier price on each product of list price - 20% (each price must be set individually). In other words, every product's tier price is different. Tiered Pricing Across Multiple Products does not require that the tier pricing is the same for every product in the same discount group.

Create Cross Tier ID

To create Cross Tier identifiers:

• 1. Add the attribute cross_tier_id to your attribute sets, instructions can be found here

  2. You may need to reindex your catalog at this point

  3. Assign values to your cross_tier_id attribute, again instructions can be found here

If you haven't done so already, add the attribute 'cross_tier_id' to all of your attribute sets by

• 1. Go to Catalog > Manage Attribute Sets

  2. Open each attribute set

  3. Drag 'cross_tier_id' attribute from right hand side to be under the Price heading

  4. Save

  5. Repeat for each attribute set

  6. Re-index your catalog

Add Cross Tier Id to Products

For each product that is part of a discount group.

• 1. Open the product listing

  2. Set Cross Tier Id to value required – this must be same on all other products in a discount group

  3. Configure price tiers

  4. Save product

  5. Repeat for all other products in the discount group

• 1. Note: Tier prices are per item in the 'Price' column, as per standard Magento

Hide Acheived Tiers on Product Page and Update Price

The configuration setting for 'Hide Acheived Tiers on Product Page and Update Price' will determine how your tiers are displayed on the product listing page.

In the example below, the cart contains 12 of book 1 already. With 'Hide Acheived Tiers on Product Page and Update Price' = No, the product price still shows as $36 and the tier price of Buy 12 for $24 each is still displayed. If we add a product to the cart, the price is actually $24 - as we already have 12 items in the cart.

Using the same cart containing 12 of book 1, if we set 'Hide Acheived Tiers on Product Page and Update Price' = Yes , you can see from the example below the list price is displayed as $24 as this is the price the customer will be charged. In addition, the tier price of buy 12 for $24 is NOT displayed, as this tier has already been acheived.

NOTE: You are free to choose which way you want to display the tier price to your customers. This configuration does not change how the product price is calculated in the cart. It only affects how the product is displayed on the product page.