Jump to: Must Be Last Rule
When you have multiple Price Rules in place, it can become necessary to set rule priority if the rules overlap.
For example, say you have a summer sale of $10 off but also have a VIP customer discount of 10%. Do you want to:
- take $10 off, then 10% off what’s left, or
- take 10% off the sale, then $10 off?
If the sale is $100, it will total $81 for the first option and $80 for the second option. Other combinations can have an even great impact.
To set which price rule goes first:
- In the Price Rule page, enter the priority number in the Priority field. If it’s top priority enter 1, if it’s second priority enter 2, etc.
If it’s not a high priority, enter a greater number.
Must Be Last Rule
Say you have a discount of 50% off. You probably don’t want any additional discounts applied after that.
To make sure a rule doesn’t have any other rules applied after:
- Check off Must be Last Rule in the Price Rule page. This will make sure no rules are applied after this one.
Note: If two rules have it checked off and they both apply to the sale, it will sort based on priority.