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General FAQs
Overview & Functionality
The OSCP Add-On Tier Pricing app allows store owners to set fixed prices for product variants based on quantity ranges. It helps in managing B2B pricing by applying custom margins at both the global and product levels.
Tier pricing enables store owners to define quantity-based pricing for product variants. A pricing template is used to set quantity breaks and cost parameters, and then margins are applied to determine final prices.
Templates & Pricing Setup
Yes, store owners can either create a custom pricing template or use a predefined one.
A pricing template consists of:
- Quantity ranges
- Product cost parameters
- Margin settings
Margins can be applied at two levels:
- Global Level: A margin is set for all products.
- Product Level: A margin is set for specific product variants (this takes priority over the global margin).
Yes, you can copy an existing pricing template to other product variants to apply the same tier pricing structure.
Managing Tier Pricing
If a pricing template is updated, all product variants using that template will automatically reflect the changes.
Yes, you can set different pricing for each variant by applying a unique pricing template or modifying the margin at the product level.
You can set a global margin, which will apply to all products unless a product-level margin is specified.
Miscellaneous
Yes, you can copy a pricing template to multiple product variants to quickly apply tier pricing.
No, the app only modifies pricing based on the templates you configure. Existing product prices remain unchanged unless updated through the app.
Yes, you can edit or reset a pricing template anytime.
Component-Based Pricing
Component-Based Pricing allows you to calculate product prices dynamically using individual components such as Metals and Stones instead of setting fixed prices for each variant.
Making Charges are additional costs added to a component’s material value.
Supported types:
- Percentage (%)
- Fixed Amount
- Per Unit
The final price is calculated using:
- Material Cost
- Making Charges
- Component Discounts (if applicable)
Formula:
Final Price = Material Cost + Making Charges − Discounts
Currently, the app supports:
- Metal Components
- Stone Components
Each component can have its own pricing, making charges, and discount rules.
Yes. Materials are managed through centralized Metal and Stone Catalogs and can be reused across multiple variant compositions.
