My apologies in advance if this has already been covered, but a search did not provide a suitable answer, so:
What I want to do is use Zen as an online quoting system, rather than a fully blown commerce engine.
Ideally I'd like to be able to assign zero values to items which would then be passed by email at the point of order completion to someone within the company for quote purposes.
In the future a live comemrce version of Zen will be made available only to logged in users on our site, for live purchases.
The purpose here is for anyone to be able to request a quote for their chosen items and rather than fully automating it we need to be able to manually review the enquiry and assign a discount incentive based on order value, items/categories, and many other factors.
The nature of our business (biosciences instruments and consumables) means that although our products database is very large our quoting system will never get out of hand since the number of quote requests/orders placed is comparatively small while the value of each order is very high.
Has anyone any pointers on how to set up Zen to process the contents of a shopping cart where items are all zero value, so that the results may be individually evaluated on receipt ?
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