If there a few item in each category here and there that you don’t want to be “Quote Items”, then you can handle that in the individual product setup. After you have applied it by category, then navigate to the product->advanced setup and uncheck “Enable RfQ”.
Handle the labels for Purchase vs Quote in labels. Make the first 4 the way it is. Read and adjust the remaining labels too.
Navigate to Quote Request Page tab and make sure there is a url there for Request for Quote Page URL. Last, create a menu item for quote request page so people can see their quote request page.
In the free version, you can mark an individual item as a quote item in the product advanced setup.
In the Plus version you can assign the quote status to one or more product categories in the premium version. You would create the categories in WooCommerce. Assign the products to those categories as you would normally in WooCommerce. Then you mark those categories as quote items. You can still remove an individual product from the category by going to the advanced setup of that product.
Please note: to check the check this to apply the categories before saving every time you want to apply this setting. If you want to remove all categories, then delete all the categories from the select box, check the “apply the categories before saving” checkbox and save setting.
In order to customize the labels for the “quote request” payment method navigate to WooCommerce->settings->payment and click on quote request manage. Fillout the Title , Description and introduction. Save changes.
In order to customize your emails you can navigate to WooCommerce->settings->emails and click on manage and copy it to your theme folder. You can customize the email from there.
At the bottom of the screen, click on copy template. The templates will get copied to your WooCommerce directory under your theme/child theme. You can edit the html and wordings in the template.
Set the setting to RFQ mode in setting 1 in general setting. Do not show prices. That will be the default.
Add the following to your functions.php
add_action(‘init’, ‘gpls_woo_rfq_check’, 1000);
function gpls_woo_rfq_check(){
//check if the user should be able to see prices and purchase ( the normal WooCommerce setting)
//if so..
gpls_woo_rfq_purchase_only(); // user can see prices and purchase normally
gpls_woo_rfq_purchase_or_quote();// user can see prices, purchase or request a quote
}
There are multiple ways to customize the quote request page in the normal checkout mode.
First, in the free version, you can modify to the Quote Request page by using the template in “plugins/woo-rfq-for-woocommerce/woocommerce/woo-rfq/rfq-cart.php”. Copy the folder to the WooCommerce directory in your theme directory and modify it if you wish . You can control the layout and the page template for this page in your WordPress admin area. Typically the Quote Request page looks better with a full-width template without any side-bars.
Using the Plus version, you can customize the quote request page for visitors by navigating to WooCommerce->Settings->RFQ-Toolkit “Quote Request Page” tab. You can make hide or make the field required. Name and email can not be removed and will still be required fields. This feature is available in the Plus version.
Finally, using the Plus version, you can include a Ninja Form in the quote request page to include additional fields of your own choosing. You can create a Ninja form and then select that form in the settings. The form will show in the quote request page. Data captured by the form will show in the order and the email sent to admin.
You can make products to be quote items in bulk in a couple of ways. In the WooCommerce->settings->RFQ-Toolkit general setting. Under MISC options ( see screenshots below).
If you want to just make everything RFQ enabled, then use option 1 and select to enable all products. This would enable “All” the products which is probably not what you want.
You can select by category.
Select the categories for the products you want enabled in option 3.
Select option 2 and save settings.
All the existing products in the categories you selected, will be activated. Any new product in those categories will also be activated automatically.
You can manually in-activate for individual products within those categories.
If your products categories are not setup to do this easily. Create a new category, “Quote” for example, apply that categories to all the products you want to activate. Then use option b and c above on that category. You can read here how to apply a category to products in bulk.
This post explains how to setup RFQ-ToolKit Plus to allow selected roles to be able to buy now or request a quote at WooCommerce checkout. All other customers can only request a quote at checkout.
Step1: Select RFQ and choose to show prices.
Step 2: Select to activate the rule and select roles. There are two options:
Option 1: Only selected roles can view prices. Also, only selected roles can purchase at checkout when using Option 5-buy now or request a quote. Other roles cannot view prices and can only request a quote at checkout.
Option 2: Only selected roles can request a quote when using Option 5-buy now or request a quote.
Other roles can view prices and can only purchase at checkout.
Step 3: Select option 5 to activate buy now or request a quote.
With this setup, your customers can checkout normally or request a quote at checkout.
This post explains how to setup RFQ-ToolKit Plus to buy now or request a quote at checkout-based on type of products in the cart. If the cart contains a quote item, then customer can only request a quote at checkout. Prices for these quote items can be optionally hidden or remain visible. Items are marked as quote items in the advanced section of product setup.
Select RFQ and choose to show prices.
Step 2: Select option 5 & 5c to activate the rule.
With this setup, if the cart contains a quote item, customer can only submit the cart as a quote request.
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