Why a date range
The Date range condition applies from a start date to an end date. Outside that range the rule does not apply, and no gift wrapping is added.
Gift wrapping in Advent, one per product
From 1 to 24 December there is one gift wrap per product in the cart. It is a free service, and customers who do not want it can remove it.
- Type
- Pseudo product, absolute
- Value
- €0.00 per piece
- Rule
- Date range
- Removable
- Yes
The rule and the item.
On the left the rule in the Rule Builder, on the right the item's fields that matter. Everything else stays as it is when you create the item.
RuleRule Builder
- Date range from 1 Dec to 24 Dec
Gift wrapping per piece
- Pseudo productsCatalogues
- Basic DataRemovableon
- Pseudo ProductTitleGift wrapping
- Pseudo ProductIconCart and product
- Pseudo ProductType of surcharge/discountAbsolute
- Pseudo ProductSurcharge/discount (gross)€0.00
- QuantityLink quantity to productson
- QuantityMultiplierPer piece
- QuantityDynamic product groupsAll products
- Rule Builder › Date range
from 1 Dec to 24 Dec
- Basic Data tab › Removable
on
- Pseudo Product tab › Title
Gift wrapping
- Pseudo Product tab › Icon
Cart and product
- Pseudo Product tab › Type of surcharge/discount
Absolute
- Pseudo Product tab › Surcharge/discount (gross)
€0.00
- Quantity tab › Link quantity to products
on
- Quantity tab › Multiplier
Per piece
- Quantity tab › Dynamic product groups
All products
What the customer sees.
Three pieces, three wraps. With a price it works the same way: €1.00 per product, €3.00 for three pieces.
Cart2 items
- Main product3 pieces €1,487.85
- Gift wrapping3 × €0.00 per piece €0.00
Subtotal€1,487.85
Why it is set up this way.
Why per piece
Every product is a gift of its own. Per position would mean: one wrap per cart line, even with three pieces.
Why free of charge
As a service during Advent. The wrap still appears as a cart line, so the warehouse knows what to do and the customer can decline it.
What to watch out for: A date range uses fixed dates, including the year. Next year, you have to enter the dates in the rule again.
All examples.
Transport insurance
If product A, B or C is in the cart, the delivery goes to Austria or Switzerland and the customer is a retailer.
Shipping subsidy
For deliveries to certain countries the shop pays part of the shipping costs.
Payment method
A discount for payment in advance, a fee for cash on delivery: one item per payment method.
Bulky goods
A surcharge per bulky product when delivery is by freight.
Mandatory product for retailers
A real product from the catalogue that retailers get once, with their first order.
Free gift
Once the goods total reaches €50.00, a catalogue product is added free of charge.
Free insert
A magazine or a sample that the customer can see and remove.
Catalogue as an invisible insert
The catalogue is in the parcel with the first order. The customer sees it neither in the cart nor in the order confirmation.
Gift wrapping
In Advent, one gift wrap per product in the cart, which the customer can remove.
Small order fee
Below €50.00 of goods, €5.00 is added; from €50.00 the fee disappears on its own.
Bottle deposit
A deposit per bottle and per crate as lines of their own, the quantity follows the drinks in the cart.
Island surcharge
If the delivery address is on an island, a surcharge is added, recognised by the postcode.