Public Ticket #4101548

customer price lists

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matt started the conversation 1 year ago on June 20, 2025 at 4:58pm

hey im interested in the b2b plugin, but I was curious about uploading via CSV specific pricing list per customer so for example each customer has specific pricing for each  and I need to be able to upload/import this price list per customer. do you have the functionality to do this?

I wasnt sure if this requires each customer to have their own indivudal group with sku specific pricing? or can it just be attached without a group? Can you do this? The most important is the CSV upload.

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KingsPlugins replied 1 year ago on June 21, 2025 at 3:52pm

Hi Matt,

Thank you for getting in touch,

 

There is a way to directly import prices for each customer, based on the "user pricing meta data" section here: https://b2bkingplugin.com/docs/release-1-8-0-price-lists-csv-import-export-pricing-in-the-product-page/#1-toc-title

Essentially for each product you can set the price values in these product meta keys:

b2bking_regular_price_user_USERNAME

b2bking_sale_price_user_USERNAME

For example

If you set the product meta key b2bking_regular_price_user_jimsmith = 149, then the user jimsmith will see the product's regular price as $149

 

There is no dedicated import tool for this yet - you would need to use the WooCommerce Products Import tool: https://woocommerce.com/document/product-csv-importer-exporter/ (importing custom meta) - We are also working on a dedicated import tool for future updates but that is not available yet.

 

Besides this, there are indeed more features and a built-in import tool for group price imports, but if you have many customers with unique prices, we wouldn't recommend creating a group for each one as that might lead to more complications down the road.

 

Let me know if I can help,

Stefan

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KingsPlugins replied 1 year ago on June 23, 2025 at 7:12pm

Hi Matt,

While it is possible to use other pricing plugins alongside B2BKing, they would likely conflict with B2BKing's pricing features. 

You have two options:

1. Use B2BKing's built-in pricing features exclusively

2. Disable B2BKing's pricing features in the plugin settings and use another plugin instead for the pricing side. That would work fine as well and it is possible to fully disable all B2BKing pricing code.

 

So essentially you can use one plugin's pricing, or the other's, but not both simultaneously, as this could lead to pricing conflicts and unexpected behavior.

 

Let me know if you need any clarification,

Kind regards,
Stefan

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