Ordlo Wholesale: Ordlo Cart Rules

Part of Ordlo Wholesale Documentation

Plugin: Ordlo Cart Rules for WooCommerce v1.5.8

Ordlo Cart Rules is a separate plugin that adds conditional logic to the WooCommerce cart and checkout. Each rule does one thing — add a fee, apply a discount, grant free shipping, show a notice, or block checkout — and fires based on conditions you define. When Ordlo Wholesale is installed, Cart Rules can target your wholesale customer groups specifically.


What Cart Rules Can Do

Action What it does
Fixed fee Add a flat charge to the cart
Percentage fee Add a fee based on a percentage of the cart total
Fixed discount Deduct a set amount from the cart total
Percentage discount Deduct a percentage from the cart total
Buy X Get Y Add free or discounted items when a quantity threshold is met
Free shipping Remove the shipping cost when conditions are met
Cart notice Show a message in the cart or at checkout
Checkout blocking Prevent the customer from placing their order with a custom message
Payment method rename Change the display label of a payment method at checkout
Payment method surcharge Add a charge when a specific payment method is chosen

Targeting Wholesale Groups

Cart Rules can use your Ordlo Wholesale groups as a condition — for example, giving an extra discount only to your Distributor group, or blocking checkout for a group below a minimum value. Percentage discounts can calculate savings from the original retail price (before Wholesale pricing) so customers see a meaningful “saving vs. RRP” figure.


Conditions Available

Cart total, item quantity, cart weight, coupon applied, products or categories in the cart, shipping country, shipping method, payment method, customer role, Ordlo Wholesale group, customer email, first order, repeat customer, order count, lifetime spend, and date/schedule.


How It Relates to Wholesale Pricing

Ordlo Wholesale owns the wholesale price. Cart Rules applies on top of the resolved cart. See the full Ordlo Cart Rules documentation for setup instructions.

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