Help me find the perfect plugin for this

[danger]

Hello,

I explain you my problem : I sell food on Woocommerce. I buy 1kg. I would like to sell by 100gr, 200gr or 500gr. If the customer buys 100gr, the price is 5.90. If he buys 200gr, the price is 11.50 (so 5.75/unit). If he buys 500gr, the price is 27.90 (so 5.50/unit). I use a dynamic pricing plugin for quantity discounts. But I can't figure out how to manage the stock with my 1kg?

Thanks in advance for your help!

 

[frizzel]

I think the solution is to divide your inventory into 'units' (or whatever you'd like to call them). Every 100 gram is 1 unit. So the 1kg is 10 units, 100 gram is 1 unit, 200 gram 2 units, and 500 gram 5 units.

 

[Clouded]

frizzel is right. or even change 1kg to 1000g

 

[vijay1]

Or just switch product type to variable products set all data there you will be good to go.

 

[danger]

Ok thank you for your answers. About the dynamic pricing, do you have a favorite plugin ?

 

[bluvia]

you can use WooCommerce Bulk Variations plugin .On the front-end, the WooCommerce Bulk Variations plugin will automatically display the variations along two dimensions in the price matrix, along with the different available weight options. This gives customers full flexibility to customize their orders.
Once you've entered the correct information for each variation, go to Product data →Bulk Variations and configure the following settings:

• Make sure the Enable variations grid checkbox is ticked.
• Set the Horizontal option to the attribute you want to display in columns for the variations grid.
• Set the Vertical option to the attribute you want to display in rows for the variations grid.
• Make sure the Display variation images checkbox is ticked.

and you can create notification in your inventory . You can do this directly in the WooCommerce menu by enabling the Notifications in your shop’s inventory options. To do this, go to WooCommerce > Settings > Products > Inventory. Please see:

Configuring WooCommerce Settings - WooCommerce

On this page, we walk through all settings available to you in WooCommerce. You’ll find information about configuring General WooCommerce settings as well as Product, Tax, Payments, Shipping, Accounts, Email, API, and Webhooks. To get started, go to WooCommerce > Settings. General Settings Store...

docs.woocommerce.com

 

[dcybergeek]

+1 for frizzels reply