Hi - in addition to adding specific shipping prices to products (eg. Individual kegs via courier) we’d like to have the ability to implement a minimum order quantity on all Trade Store orders.
We currently have a 2 unit MOQ for all direct deliveries, which can be a mixture of different pack formats - so customers can do a mixture of keg and can orders. We have seen the minimum order value option, but where two cases of beer could cost as low as £80.00 then keg customers could theoretically order just the one keg at £100.00 and circumvent the 2 unit MOQ.
I second this. It would be extremely useful. We currently don’t run on a MOQ on the price of the order but on the number of units so for our trade store to work it would be all have to be checked before we would send orders out.
Sorry, Ben, there’s not been any progress on this yet. We do plan to have a “focus” on the trade store before too long as it’s not had a huge amount of attention for a while, so hopefully we can include this feature as part of that focus project.
Great news - you can now set a MOQ for trade store orders using our new “Units” feature
If you go to the trade store settings and into the Customer-based rules tab, you’ll now see a new option to define a minimum order quantity (as well as the previously available minimum order value).
The quantity is the quantity of “Units”, not the quantity of products. This allows you to, for example, treat a case of 24 cans as one unit and thus equal to a keg, which may also be one unit. A small keg or a pin, might count as half a unit.
