|
domorelabs
|
November 27, 2017 at 3:00 am
Hi,
Let’s say there are 5 special courses A,B,C,D,E , each ticket costs $80.
How can I set if they buy
2 courses (A+B or C+E, etc), there is a discount for
$150 in total which is $75 in average.
3 courses (A+B+C or Cx2+E, etc), there is a discount for
$210 in total which is $70 in average.
4 courses (A+Bx2+C or C+Ex2+D, etc), there is a discount for
$260 in total which is $65 in average.
ALL courses (A+Bx2+C or C+Ex2+D, etc), there is a discount for
$300 in total which is $60 in average.
Thanks if anyone can help!
|
|
Tony
|
November 28, 2017 at 4:59 am
Hi there,
Currently, we don’t have any methods to applying conditional discounts on the fly such as the selections you are referring to above.
Right now to achieve the above with EE is to create a ticket the user can select for each of the combinations you want to use and that only works within a single event.
So, for example, you could have a single event with these tickets:
Ticket A
Ticket B
Ticket C
Ticket A + B
Ticket A + C
Ticket B + C
However, with the number of combinations you are referring to above that’s going to get rather complicated for your users to manage.
Another method you could use is to have the courses qty as tickets, so the event would have these ticket:
2 courses = $150
3 courses = $210
4 courses = $260
All courses = $300
You can set those as ticket bundles so that the user had to select the specific qty for each ticket type, then capture the courses they want to attende using custom questions on the registration form. However note that doing it that way you can not track the registrations on individual courses within EE, you would need to do that manually (likely using the CSV reports).
|
