Sales-Based Rules

Content of this article

  1. Preliminary Remarks
  2. Create a Sales-Based Rule

1. Preliminary Remarks

Sales-based rules can be used to control pricing for customers who purchase multiple products. For example, if a customer has already purchased product A, they will receive product B at a lower price. The sales-based rule also applies within a shopping cart if, for example, a main subscription is to be combined with a discounted subscription in a shopping cart. This can also be used with cross-client offers.
To create a sales-based rule, a rule tag must first be created and assigned to the desired source offer.
Preferred offers can be time-based and credit-based subscriptions.



2. Create a Sales-Based Rule

  • Click on +Add Rule.
  • Enter Internal Title*.
  • Optionally, add an internal description.

Define the rule

Option 1:
This rule settings define the following:
If the customer has already purchased offer A, they can purchase offer B at a reduced price.
As soon as they cancel offer A, the rule does not apply anymore and offer B - reduced is automatically replaced by offer A - full price to the next possible date.

Note: In this case, only subscriptions with one step, not several steps, can be selected as preferred offer.

If the checkmark at Send customer e-mail is set, the system mail offer change due to sales-based rule is sent.

Option 2:
These rule settings define the following:
If the customer has purchased offer A, they can purchase offer B at a reduced price.
As soon as they cancel offer A, offer B is also canceled at the next possible date and is not replaced by an alternative offer.

Note: Offer B can be a subscription with one or several steps. 

If the checkmark at Send customer e-mail is set, the system mail subscription cancellation confirmation is sent.

Create the Texts
  • Description Condition applies
    A text can be added which is shown in the Checkout if the customer already has offer A.
  • Description Condition does not apply
    A text can be added which is shown in the Checkout if the customer does not have offer A and is therefore not allowed to purchase offer B at a reduced price.