How Conditions Are Displayed on the Widget?
Here’s an example of how a condition appears on your buyback widget for customers:
Also, this is how you set up the condition on the Condition Settings > Edit Condition Group > Edit Condition
Notes:
Items must be priced with conditions so they are visible in your buyback widget.
Conditional Guidelines are now optional.
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What Happens When You Delete a Condition?
If you no longer need certain conditions, you can remove them by clicking on the condition and selecting the Delete button at the bottom of the Active Conditions section.
However, after deleting a condition, an error icon will appear next to the affected item. When you hover over it, a tooltip will display the message:
"To manage the pricing for this item, you can either set up manual conditions using 'Setup Condition' or enable price sync for automatic pricing."
Conditional Questions vs. Bulk: What’s the Difference?
When setting up Conditional Questions, you have two options: Conditional Questions and Bulk Conditional Questions. While both allow you to customize item pricing based on specific answers, they serve different purposes.
Conditional Questions let you add questions to individual conditions, giving you more control over each condition’s pricing adjustments.
Bulk Conditional Questions streamline the process by allowing you to apply the same set of questions to multiple conditions at once, saving time and ensuring consistency.
The table below highlights the key differences between these two options to help you choose the best approach for your pricing strategy.
Feature | Conditional Questions | Bulk Conditional Questions |
Application | Questions are added manually per condition. | Questions are applied to all selected conditions simultaneously. |
Efficiency | Requires more time if multiple conditions need similar questions. | Saves time by applying questions in bulk. |
Customization | Each condition can have unique questions. | All selected conditions will have the same questions. |
Use Case | When different conditions require specific questions. | When you need to apply the same set of questions to multiple conditions quickly. |
Condition Requirement | Can be used without saving the conditions first. | Requires conditions to be saved before applying bulk questions. |