sorry if this has been asked before.
Stock and price come from the product table, makes sense but not always. In 99% of our cases its a b2b scenario where stock and price come from external sources, generally a db, api or combination. And more importantly the price is completely dependent on the logged in customer. Stock display can be dependent on some other customer setting.
FEATURE REQUEST: abstract stock and price from product service
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seanrock wrote:
For differentiated pricing we have successfully used tier prices configured by customer role in B2B scenarios
sorry if this has been asked before.
Stock and price come from the product table, makes sense but not always. In 99% of our cases its a b2b scenario where stock and price come from external sources, generally a db, api or combination. And more importantly the price is completely dependent on the logged in customer. Stock display can be dependent on some other customer setting.
Stock and price come from the product table, makes sense but not always. In 99% of our cases its a b2b scenario where stock and price come from external sources, generally a db, api or combination. And more importantly the price is completely dependent on the logged in customer. Stock display can be dependent on some other customer setting.
For differentiated pricing we have successfully used tier prices configured by customer role in B2B scenarios