Have you tried it with the “RFQ” option? It should be compatible.
no, I need only some of my products to be based on quotes, not the entire store.
Hi @gplsaver ,
I am in a similar situation.
I have products that are for sale via normal checkout with payment, and also products that need RFQ.
They are in the same woocommerce store.
I tried to change the Checkout Option to “Normal Checkout”.
We were able to buy via normal checkout for the products that are for sale.
However, for RFQ products, though they can be added to the quote cart, the calculated pricing from the UNI CPO plugin is not displayed on the quote request page. There are only the Product and Quantity columns.
What is the best way to setup the plugin to cater to these 2 groups of products, with Uni CPO and RFQ toolkit?
Will the pro plugin help?
Thanks!
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This reply was modified 6 years, 1 month ago by
netguru888.
Hi,
Sorry for the confusion. The main concern now is that when I set to Normal Checkout instead of RFQ.
As I add products to quote cart, the calculated custom pricing from UNI CPO is not “carried over”, when I finished submitting the quote request, the order in the woocommerce backend only shows the base price.
The calculated custom pricing from the UNI CPO plugin is also not displayed on the quote request page. There are Product and Quantity columns, but no Subtotal column in the quote request page.
I think I understood.
“…they are in the same woocommerce store.
However, for RFQ products, though they can be added to the quote cart, the calculated pricing from the UNI CPO plugin is not displayed on the quote request page. There are only the Product and Quantity columns…”
RFQ mode typically gives you 100% compatibility with all the different types of product builders. Normal checkout is compatible with WooCommerce simple and variable products. It is also integrated with WooCommerce Product Add-Ons.
If you need more information, please contact me at [email protected]
Yes, have sent you an email yesterday. Thanks! @gplsaver
