Here is the problem...
We have many products that all rely on quantity-based pricing. Most of the attributes simply affect price by a flat fee or per unit. However, we have many items whose unit price needs to be affected by percentage increase based on the quantity pricing.
I understand how to use the factor and offset and it works exactly as expected on the first column of quantity pricing. Unfortunately, regardless of quantity, the percentage increase is always calculated on the base price.
How (we think) price factor should work:
100 units @ 2.50 ea + 20% = 3.00 ea
1000 units @ 0.50 ea + 20% = 0.60 ea
How ZC calculates the price factor:
100 units @ 2.50 ea + 20% = 3.00 ea
1000 units @ 0.50 ea + 20% = 1.00 ea
ZC calculates the price factor and offset on the base price but seems to ignore quantity based pricing in this calculation.
Am I just misunderstanding how this is supposed to work, or is this possibly an oversight in the price factor calculation when quantity discounts are in effect?
Items are still being added to the store, so if you need an example to play with the "add to cart" feature to see it happening, just let me know.
FYI: When the price factor is displayed next to an attribute, it will look like a flat per-unit upcharge, even though it is a percentage increase.
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