Pricing rule based on the number of points

[AdrienSICKLO]

With the multistop option, it has become important to create pricing rules that can match this feature.

A distance condition is not relevant as the client is not aware of what the fastest route could be.

Therefore, a new condition based on the number of points is important.

There should be the possibility to add a "discount" like with the packages, as in "First point is 9, and other points will be 5"

[alexsegura]

From @biologeek

imagine we are asked to pickup 210 kg of goods and deliver following quantities : Customer A, zone 1 : 10kg, Customer B, zone 1 : 55 kg, Customer C, zone 2 : 145 kg Conditions : Pickup : 10 € Each point in zone 1 : 7 €, in zone 2 : 9 €

• 5 € every 20 kg above 20 kg We would bill 20 € for pickup as we can only take 200 kg at a time
• 7 € for point A
• 7 € for point B + 10 € for extra weight
• 9 € for point C + 35 € for extra weight Gives us a total of 88 € !

[AdrienSICKLO]

About this:

Pick up condition is ok using If distance > 0 = 10 for first pick up If total.weight > 200kg = 10€

Considering a new price per point using a zone condition on top, we would have most spec covered.

The only thing missing here would be a condition based on weight per point.Would need a "total weight" condition or "total volume" condition, and a weight per point and volume per point condition for points that go over the contracts' conditions.

Other question, should we implement a "price for pick up" condition or do we consider that we have other ways to create it (like if distance> 0 = X)

[livraison-stains]

May be you can add a rule as : "if using multi stop" discount "20%" for "4 points" ?

[alexsegura]

Also check Crow's pricing model for inspiration: https://crowberlin.de/en/price-list/