In many cases, we set products in discount that we do not want coupon codes to be applied on top of these catalog discounts, currently when creating a coupon code it allows you choose not to apply a coupon if other coupons were already applied and it will be great to add the same option to not be applied if other price rules have already been applied.

Currently, you cannot give a flat discount starting on the 2nd item. Example:

QTY Cost Total
1 $325 $325
2 $300 $625
3 $300 $925
Etc etc

We are currently implementing our new backoffice stock-keeping software. We will be managing our stock and prices from that dashboard to have one environment which handles the prices for our fysical store and online shop.

In the coming week we expect the backoffice to start using the REST API to adjust prices for WooCommerce. Unfortunately it's currently not possible to hook into the REST API for the Dynamic Pricing plugin. This would be a great feature to have, which would allow us to manage all prices (including the dynamic ones) from one dedicated dashboard for our online and offline store.

For further versions it would be helpful for the Dynamic Pricing Extension:

1) set priorities for rules
2) mark each rule if it is cumulative or not

By this way, it would be easier to set up a different discount for only one product into a category (which also has a discount), just creating a category rule and then indicating the product discount into its profile.

The Dynamic Pricing plugin is useful but I feel it has one big thing missing: free shipping!

We'd like it to be easy to allow people who spend over £X on items in a certain category to get free shipping.

As we are already using complex table rates shipping this is not possible to add to the table rates of shipping, so a simple option in Dynamic Pricing would solve this.

It would be very helpful when setting up order total pricing discounts in dynamic pricing plugin to have a maximum field within the coupon settings. There's already an minimum. Maximum would be awesome and extremely helpful! Thank you for the consideration.

Some stores have discounts based on the client paying the whole price the moment they buy the products and not asking for credit to pay in 10 months, for example.

So, the ideal solution would be to choose the payments methods that would have acess to 10% discount on the whole cart.

Does somebody create an API for the plugin Woocommerce Dynamic Pricing ? :)
Anthony

We run promotions regularly where you can buy one get one free or buy a pendant and get a free chain etc. All of our promotions EXCLUDE sale items.

Dynamic pricing should have a check box in it's settings to "Exclude sale items from Dynamic pricing calculations.

Woo team told me that I could just create a new category for sale items, add them to it and exclude that category, but surely there should be a way to exclude sale items without doing that.

Currently Dynamic Pricing supports Product Categories and Brands, which are taxonomies.

For instance, if I created a new custom taxonomy called Discount Group to which any product could belong.
So, products of discount group 523 have a 10% off, from group 542 a 12% off, etc.

Why not use Product Categories ?
Because it would be weird see Categories Menu full of nonsense numbers.

I wish you had an option for prices to increase automatically after a certain date. This would allow "early bird" or "late registration" prices to kick in automatically as the date of the available bookable product approached.

After putting in far too many hours doing this manually a button to duplicate the pricing group would save me hours.

it will be great to update the dynamic pricing plugin with wholesale option similar to the wholesale pricing by ignitewoo (the plugin simply doesn’t work well). I need the ability to set a new wholesale price for every variation, which will be only visible for Wholesale Buyers. And the Wholesale Buyers will only see the wholesale price.

The dynamic pricing data exports (and imports) within 1 field in an array format. This really isn't easy to map with any third-party sources if you wish to mass import lots of products into your database with multiple role based prices per product. Surely there is a better way to have this information so it can be easily imported in CSV format.

For Order Total Based Pricing in Dynamic Pricing, could one set so that the buyer can opt in for the discount. The discount only applies when the buyer chooses a specific option (opt-in). EG: DIY Option gives discount. Professional Instantiation - no discount.

I think most would agree that the rules in dynamic pricing should have the sections collapsed, not expanded by default. That is normal behavior of an accordion. At the least this should be an option. Thoughts?

how about a plugin, that lets you change prices based on a specific time. So if a user is visiting a woocommerce shop in the morning there is a different price for a specific product than in the evening or in the afternoon. Of course this should be automically be achieved by defining different prices for specific times.