Odoo Marketplace Advance Commission
| Technical name | marketplace_advance_commission |
| License | LGPL-3 |
| Website | https://store.webkul.com/Odoo-Marketplace-Advance-Commission.html |
| Included Dependencies | Odoo Multi Vendor Marketplace |
Odoo Marketplace Advance Commission
If you are looking to manage commissions. With Odoo Marketplace Advanced Seller Commission you can set the advanced commission type at various levels. You can set and earn commission at product, product category and individual seller level. With flexibility on commissions they can be
Information
Adds More Flexibility For setting Seller Commission in Odoo Marketplace
Each seller is different. So, enable flexible commission for each of your Marketplace seller in Odoo.
Create easy seller commissions for each seller according to their capacity and business type to bring in more sellers to your marketplace.
- By default you can only set a percentage or fixed commission on the seller.
- The commission is set only on seller level.
- Advanced commission makes the commission process more flexible for admin.
- Add percentage or fixed or mixed type of commissions.
- Can be applied on seller, product, product categories.
Set marketplace Seller Commissions at Different Levels in Odoo
Admin has the capability to set commission to any level as per needs.
Global Commission
- Applies to all sellers at once.
- Set this so you do not need to set it for each seller individually.
- Saves time
Seller wise commission
- Set for each seller individually.
- If set it overrides the global commission settings for that seller
Product level commission
- Set the commission for each seller product individually.
- Set and earn higher commission for high demand products.
Product category commission
- Set commission on product categories.
- Earn commission from sellers on sale of product from popular categories.
If commission is set on two or more different levels, say on both product and product category, you can choose which would be applied on the basis of amount.
Provide Different Advanced Commission Types For Odoo Marketplace
4 types of commissions included to provide the admin flexibility in setting commissions.
Each commission type is available for sellers, products and product categories.
Fixed
Fixed
Percentage
Percentage commission on product price
Fixed + Percentage
First deduct fixed commission from based price and then %age commission from remaining amount.
Percentage + Fixed
First deduct %age commission from based price and then fixed commission from remaining amount.
Detailed Features List
Below is the detailed list of Feature for Odoo Marketplace Advance Commission
Manage Advanced commission types in Odoo marketplace
- Adds the feature for advanced commissions to Odoo Marketplace.
- Increases the type and number of commissions that can be applied on Marketplace.
- Helps admin to create flexible commissions for sellers on Marketplace.
Set seller commission at different levels
- You can set commission on seller level.
- Set commission at marketplace on seller product level.
- Set commission on Marketplace product categories level.
Choices for different seller commission type
- New commission types added for the admin to choose from.
- Define commission on the basis of percent, fixed, fixed + percentage and percentage + fixed.
- Each commission type is available for each level.
Advanced Commission at seller level
- You as admin can set commission on each seller.
- Commission is automatically applied whenever an order is placed for seller product(s).
- You can also set global commission type on all sellers at once from settings.
Set Advanced Commission at product level
- Set commissions on each of the seller products separately.
- Commission on each product is independent from another product.
Set advanced commission at product Category level
- Set commissions on each product category on Odoo marketplace.
- Commission is applied when the product from the chosen category is sold on Marketplace.
- If a product has more than one category then admin can set which commission is deducted based on the amount i.e. minimum or maximum amount.
Choose hierarchy or highest priority for commission type from settings
- You this, to set hierarchy If commissions is set at more than one level.
- You can choose which commission would be applicable from settings.
- For example, if commission is set on both seller and his product level, you can set the priority as product commission.
Manage global Settings from Configuration
- Set global settings, hierarchy and conflict resolution from configuration.
- The configuration settings are applied to all the products, sellers, etc.
- Seller settings can be overridden from the seller profile.
Set the priority of commission to be applied, if commission is set on more than one level
Set which commission is applicable if one product shares more than one category and both categories have commissions set.
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Set Global commissions to be set on default on seller level. Once set it is automatically applied to all marketplace sellers.
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You can set the commission on seller level
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Set commission on individual seller products
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Set Commission on Odoo Marketplace product categories
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Seller can see their commissions from their seller dashboard
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