When i had for example:
Product 1 Category 1 Manufacture 1 Price 100$
Product 2 Category 1 Manufacture 1 Price 100$
Product 3 Category 2 Manufacture 1 Price 100$
Product 4 Category 2 Manufacture 2 Price 100$
a Coupon 20% Discount for all Category 1 Products
a Coupon 10% Discount for all Manufacture 1 Products
a Coupon 50% Discount for Product 1
a Parent Coupon that include all 3 coupons above
i add all 4 Products to the chart, and use the Parent Couponcode:
would it be possible to configure AwoCoupon that it apply only one Discount per Product, the highest possible.
Productbased would that be:
Product 1 50$ (50$ Discount)
Product 2 80$ (20$ Discount)
Product 3 90$ (10$ Discount)
Product 4 100$ (no Discount)
a Discount of Total 80$
for now it looks like i can set it to:(first,lowest,highest,all)
80$,80$,100$,100$ // 90$,90$,90$,100$ // 50$,100$,100$,100$ // 36$,72$,90$,100$
and all of this i dont want to use. is there a way to get what i wish?
hope what i wrote is understandable, else just ask and i try to explain better.
Best Regards
Daniel
Product 1 Category 1 Manufacture 1 Price 100$
Product 2 Category 1 Manufacture 1 Price 100$
Product 3 Category 2 Manufacture 1 Price 100$
Product 4 Category 2 Manufacture 2 Price 100$
a Coupon 20% Discount for all Category 1 Products
a Coupon 10% Discount for all Manufacture 1 Products
a Coupon 50% Discount for Product 1
a Parent Coupon that include all 3 coupons above
i add all 4 Products to the chart, and use the Parent Couponcode:
would it be possible to configure AwoCoupon that it apply only one Discount per Product, the highest possible.
Productbased would that be:
Product 1 50$ (50$ Discount)
Product 2 80$ (20$ Discount)
Product 3 90$ (10$ Discount)
Product 4 100$ (no Discount)
a Discount of Total 80$
for now it looks like i can set it to:(first,lowest,highest,all)
80$,80$,100$,100$ // 90$,90$,90$,100$ // 50$,100$,100$,100$ // 36$,72$,90$,100$
and all of this i dont want to use. is there a way to get what i wish?
hope what i wrote is understandable, else just ask and i try to explain better.
Best Regards
Daniel