Custom pricing, order-only b2b shop, cms functionality #2847
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Hi, Coming from a Shopware instance, we would need a shop which has
I cannot find email configurations in the demo backend. Is email not implemented? As it is an headless system, hiding prices from unauthorized visitors seems to be in our control, I assume. But how to set custom pricing for existing b2b customers? Is this possible? Is it possible to switch off the payment process (3)? Thank you! :) |
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And where to search the products? 
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Hi,
Yes, you can of course hide prices in your front-end logic. But furthermore you can override the way fields like To implement customer-specific pricing would require a custom implementation. You'd create a plugin in which you can define the required entities & logic. For instance, you might want to create a new entity to store the customer-specific prices, which has a relation to both a ProductVariant and a Customer. Then you can extend the ProductVariant type in the GraphQL API to look up the appropriate price when that customer views the product detail page.
Yes, we have the EmailPlugin which handles emails.
Yes, you can fully customize the order process to suit your needs.
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Oh, so many thanks for the eye-opening answers. That really helped a lot. 👍 |
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Hi,
Yes, you can of course hide prices in your front-end logic. But furthermore you can override the way fields like
ProductVariant.priceget resolved so that you can also hide the prices from direct API calls.To implement customer-specific pricing would require a custom implementation. You'd create a plugin in which you can define the required entities & logic. For instance, you might want to create a new entity to store the customer-specific prices, which has a relation to both a ProductVariant and a Cu…