Pricing services

[Iyad Khaddam]

Hi,

Say, we have a company that provides a service to ship of specific products
(10 products only) to limited addresses (about 10 addresses). This company
gets payed for the service offered based on the type of shipped product and
the source/destination address.
Example:
Product A from HQ to/from destination/source D1: price is $10
Product A from HQ  to/from destination/source  D2: price is $15
Product B from HQ  to/from destination/source  D1: price is 5$
Product C from HQ  to/from destination/source  D2: price is 7$

Looking at the pricing in Ofbiz, i didn't see a way to implement such
pricing policy, or maybe i didn't look in the right place.

Can anybody help?



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Thanks
IyadK

[Rishi Solanki]

Hi,
Not exact solution, but you need to look into the ProductGeo entity in
relation with Product entity.
Then you can use the ProductWorker.isBillableToAddress,
ProductWorker.isShippableToAddress and ProductWorker.isAllowedToAddress
methods to achieve your requirement.

The constraint for using the above data model and api support is the limit
address are not too specific but limit should be at least state specific.

HTH!

Rishi Solanki
Manager, Enterprise Software Development
HotWax Media Pvt. Ltd.
Direct: [phone]
http://www.hotwaxmedia.com


On Thu, Jan 26, 2012 at 9:10 PM, Iyad Khaddam <[hidden email]> wrote:

> Hi,
>
> Say, we have a company that provides a service to ship of specific products
> (10 products only) to limited addresses (about 10 addresses). This company
> gets payed for the service offered based on the type of shipped product and
> the source/destination address.
> Example:
> Product A from HQ to/from destination/source D1: price is $10
> Product A from HQ  to/from destination/source  D2: price is $15
> Product B from HQ  to/from destination/source  D1: price is 5$
> Product C from HQ  to/from destination/source  D2: price is 7$
>
> Looking at the pricing in Ofbiz, i didn't see a way to implement such
> pricing policy, or maybe i didn't look in the right place.
>
> Can anybody help?
>
>
>
> --
> Thanks
> IyadK
>