An offer is the act of a seller establishing the conditions for selling a specific product, including price, quantity available, minimum purchase quantity, and more.
In MarketPush, the Master Operator can decide whether there will be only one offer on a product at a time or allow multiple sellers to add offers to a product.
Key Components of an Offer:
An offer includes various elements such as price, inventory availability, shipping location, product condition, and other fulfillment options, representing the seller's "offer to sell" a particular product.
Seller's Control over the Offer:
As a seller, you have full control over your offer and can modify it as needed. This includes changing the price, updating inventory, or adjusting the availability period. However, the marketplace owner controls the product listing itself and can update the product image, title, or description.
Price Breaks:
Within an offer, you can customize pricing based on the quantity ordered by establishing different price tiers. For example, if a customer buys fewer than 9 items, the price per item may be $4, but if they purchase 10 or more, the price per item may decrease to $3.
Price breaks can be applied per order line, where each line item has its own pricing structure, or collectively for the total quantity ordered of a specific product across multiple order lines.
This feature is particularly useful for certain business-to-business (B2B) buyers who may require bulk purchasing options.
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