Hi export66!

No, WooCommerce B2B allows you to set a global discount percentage per group, regardless of other factors. Alternatively, you can set dedicated group prices on individual products:

Of course, you can also do this massively using WooCommerce import/export tools, using a CSV file:

This way, you can filter the products by category in the file and calculate the final price. For more information, you can refer to the appropriate support channel:

I hope this information helps to solve your doubts, best regards

Hi SanczoPL!

It is not possible to hide the price by category, but you can do it for a single product based on the group (eg: hide price for product 12345 but only for B2B group):

Of course this can also be managed via mass import/export via CSV file, it is not necessary to do it one at a time:

Based on the group, you can decide which payment method to enable/disable:

In this case, for B2B group customers you can leave enabled only the “Invoice payment” payment method made available by WooCommerce B2B:

I hope this information helps to solve your doubts, best regards

Hi candy81!

WooCommerce B2B does not require the creation of any role to work, so if you do not need it for other purposes you can skip it. By default, group rules apply to the “customer” role (WooCommerce default), if you need to create new roles you must enable them in the WooCommerce B2B settings (option “Roles to consider as customer”). For any other information, I remind you that for support you can refer to the appropriate channel:

Thanks for your collaboration, best regards

Hi Jasinka! Please check the option “Max amount to enable” into payment method:

https://woocommerce-b2b.com/wp-content/docs/woocommerce-b2b/assets/images/settings/Invoices%5B2%5D.png

If problem persists please refer to appropriate support channel:

https://support.woocommerce-b2b.com/

to allow to check your configuration. Best regards!

Thanks, that’s helped But maybe you can fix this in next update and do like 0 means unlimited?:) Because with number 0 not working, with 10000 is working. Thanks for help! 5* left.

You’re welcome Jasinka and thanks for suggesting, this is already in the next update

Hi candy81! WooCommerce B2B has an option to enable/disable accounts, check in the group to which the users reporting this issue belong that the option is disabled:

I hope this information helps to resolve your doubts, for further clarifications you can contact the channel dedicated to technical support to verify your configuration:

Best regards

Hi NarbutasT, you can download the updates from your Envato account and proceed with the update in different ways, as also indicated in the documentation:

I hope this information is useful to resolve your doubts, otherwise do not hesitate to contact technical support:

Best regards

Hi ctaragnolini! No, each customer can be managed by a single sales agent, but if the different sales agents are in hierarchical relationship with each other, a sales agent can also manage the customers of their subagents. I hope this information will help to solve your doubts, best regards

Hello Thanks, but is not really clear – is there any demo to check it? I means, basically, i have sales agent which are “divided by division” i mean, they manage all the customer, but is just matter of catalog visibility. so i what each sales agent to be able to place order on behalf of all customer, of course, in their admin dashboard they will see order of this customer placed only by themself (agent). is this possible?

No, each customer has only one sales agent who manages it, sorry. You can still see the live demo here:

I hope this information helps to solve your doubts, best regards

Hi fourstepdigital! At the moment this feature is outside the scope of WooCommerce B2B, there are specific plugins that have the wallet or credit function, on the WooCommerce side they are considered a payment method so completely transparent to WooCommerce B2B. I hope this information is useful to resolve your doubts, best regards

Hi MindWebInd! Yes, WooCommerce B2B allows you to have tier prices per variant and also per group (so for each price list):

Regarding list views, we have no direct experience, but consider that WooCommerce B2B is designed and developed using the standard hooks provided by WooCommerce precisely to guarantee compatibility with other assets that use the standards.

I hope this information is useful to resolve your doubts, best regards

No problem mcomeau! WooCommerce B2B allows you to have the quote request system, but consider that customers can request quotes on products already existing in your shop. In practice, a customer chooses his products, adds them to the cart and at the end of the purchase process chooses “Quote request” to generate a quote request. In WooCommerce, by default, you can “force” the creation of a customer account during the order phase, so this also applies to quote requests. The quote request is inserted into the WooCommerce order list, but in the special “On quote” status. From here, the shop manager can modify the order (which is in all respects a WooCommerce order, so you can work on it and modify it as such) by modifying for example the price, the quantity, inserting or deleting products and everything that WooCommerce by default allows you to do and set the “Quoted” status. This operation sends a notification email to the customer, indicating that their quote request is ready and if you want they can proceed with the payment, based on the payment methods available on your site. Here, scrolling, you will find a step by step description of the quotation process:

If I understand your particular scenario correctly, you should then create basic products giving the customer the possibility to insert notes or “custom” requests (this is independent of WooCommerce B2B, but there are several WooCommerce plugins that have this purpose). Customers should choose their “basic” product, indicate customizations or needs and request a quotation. At this point, the shop manager should take charge of the request, process a price and change the status of the request to “Quoted” to notify the customer that the price is made. The customer can then pay with the payment methods available to you (also for this aspect, WooCommerce has many plugins for different payment methods). Once paid, the order status (in most cases, but it depends on the payment method) becomes “Processing”. When the product is ready to be delivered, the shop manager should change the status to “Completed” (for example) to notify the customer.

I hope this information helps to resolve your doubts, best regards

Thank you so much for your answer ! It helps me a lot. I have a meeting with the team today and we will proceed soon ! I appreciate your time and your professionalism.(Sorry my mother language is french ). I think we are really near to a solution. Did you offer custom development and or instalattion ? Regards…

You’re welcome mcomeau! We don’t have a custom development and installation service on demand at the moment, sorry. I hope this information helps to solve your doubts, best regards

Hi Webiento! I’m not sure I understood your request, but consider that WooCommerce by default calculates taxes based on how you configured it. WooCommerce B2B on the other hand lets you choose whether to display prices including or excluding taxes per group, but always depending on how WooCommerce calculates them by default.

I hope this information is useful to resolve your doubts, but you can eventually delve deeper with technical support:

Hi servustirol! WooCommerce B2B is a WordPress plugin, not a smartphone app, so it does not have access to hardware (like the camera of smartphones or tablets) sorry. I hope this information helps to solve your doubts, best regards

Hi sellican! WooCommerce B2B allows you to apply discounts to products to have different price lists, but not based on the cart amount. For this, you could use WooCommerce coupons, restricting their use based on WooCommerce B2B groups.

Consider that from the next release of WooCommerce B2B, currently in beta:

it will be possible to publicly display the coupons available in the cart!

I hope this information will help to solve your doubts, best regards

Grazie.

Altra domanda che mi ero dimenticato. Accettate i domini *.instawp.xyz come siti di staging?

Si nessun problema!

Hi luxw!

I’m not sure I understand your need, sorry, it depends on your scenario.

If your scenario includes products with default WooCommerce regular price and sale price and you want to apply a % discount, then both prices will be discounted. Ex:

regular price 100 sale price 80 discount group 10%

the customer of the group will see the product at 90 -> 72

If instead you want to completely skip the sale price for the B2B group, that is, you want the customer to see only 90 compared to the previous example, then you should use the dedicated prices per product based on the group and not the % discount.

I hope this information helps to solve your doubts, best regards

If that can’t be fixed shortly, can you inform us whether the plugin provides an option to offer a discount based on product tags (or similar features like attributes)? i.e. a wholesale user (member of a wholesale group) sees different discounts for different values of tags.

Hi kapaweb! The demo is reset (it is done automatically every hour, to clean the data from all the tests of the different users), try it now. Anyway, to answer your question: no, discounts cannot be attributed via tags, but it is possible to apply different prices for each product based on the group. To do this massively, it is possible to use the default import/export tools of WooCommerce. I hope this information will help to solve your doubts, best regards

Hi hanyelmehy! Yes, WooCommerce B2B is designed and developed using WordPress standards for languages ​​and internationalization, so if you have files (or translation plugins) that use rtl there are no problems. I hope this information helps to solve your doubts, best regards

Hi panchuanhong, this can be set per group:

For any other information please feel free to contact our appropriate support channel dedicated to our users:

Best regards

Hi abdullah_969! Sure, with WooCommerce B2B you can create different groups and associate prices to products based on the customer group. So you can have a group for B2C (or non-logged-in customers, WooCommerce B2b creates it by default) and a group for B2B customers, with which you can assign dedicated prices to products for this type of customer. I hope this information helps to solve your doubts, best regards

Hi amiseo! WordPress has default roles, which can be expanded using plugins with this specific purpose, this is out of our goal, sorry. WooCommerce B2B introduces the concept of “group”, which has a different meaning and is much more extensive as it is a real entity with its own specific rules and options. I hope this information helps to solve your doubts, best regards