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I am looking for a new cart and need to see if Kartris will give me what I need to setup my shopping cart.
I use weight based shipping generally via USPS flat rate boxes. So I need a shipping module that can handle this.
Where I really need help is with setting up my products. I have outlined my needs below. I am not sure if this can be done or not.
I have one category of products – Scratchpads with clipart printed on them
Within this I have sub-categories such as – Scratchpads – Animals
Sports
Vehicles and so on
Within each sub-category I break it down again – Scratchpads – Animals – Dogs
Cats
Farm and so on
Within the above I have the actual items – Scratchpads – Animals – Dogs – Husky
Beagle
Pug and so on
Scratchpads - Sports – Football
Soccer and so
Each item has three options – Size – Small – Default
Medium
Large
For Medium and Large there is an additional charge based on size
there is additional weight added
and I would like to set a minimum order qty
due to these being non-stock items that I
need to print.
Ink color – Black
blue
Brown and so on
For any color other than the default for that particular pad I
again would like to set a minimum order qty
Paper color – white – default
For any color other than the default for that particular pad I
again would like to set a minimum order qty and add an
additional charge
Any help with figuring out how to do this would be appreciated. The minimum order qty based upon the option selected may be the sticking point with this. I do want to set a minimum dollar amount for the entire order as well.
Thanks
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kartris has support for USPS, but whether this includes the fixed price boxes depends on USPS I guess. Certainly it can total up the weight of all items.
At present there isn't a minimum quantity setting per item, though there is the minimum order value setting. Will look at minimum order quantity, I think it is something we could add-in but will probably require another field in the versions table, so will probably need to be in 1.4 rather than the present version.
Quantity discounts might achieve a similar effect in that you could price single items high, and then reduce this to sensible levels for 10 or more items. I guess the downside of that method is making it sufficiently clear to users - maybe something in the version description to indicate they should purchase 10 or more items.
I think you could use product combinations - these allow you to add specific charges for certain options which are added to the base price, though not minimum order qty at present.
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Sorry to bump an old thread, but I've also been looking for the minimum quantity setting. Has this ever been added to Kartris?
Thanks.
Sat 15 Jun 2013 by
Reulen
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There is a minimum order value setting.
There is also a 'unit size' object config setting that can be set per product. This allows you to specify that particular products must either be ordered in multiples or can be ordered in fractions.
For example, let's say you want to price bolts individually, but you want to sell them in boxes of at least 50. You can set a price for a single item as $0.25, but then require that the item can only be ordered in multiples of 50 - i.e. 50, 100, 150 pieces.
You can also use this setting to permit fractions of an item to be purchased. For example, if you sell cloth, you can price it per metre, but allow fractions of 0.01 or 0.05 or whatever of a metre to be purchased.
If no value is entered in this object config value, the default is '1' - in other words the price is for one item, and you can order it in multiples of 1 (i.e. integer values).
A store-wide minimum quantity tends to be less useful, as most stores sell a variety of items, and a simple quantity limit of '10 items' makes little sense when customers could buy anything from a computer to sheets of paper.
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Thanks for answering!
I'll take a look at those settings.
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