Laravel eCommerce SaaS Marketplace Per Product Delivery allows renters to create custom online offline shipping methods and charge shipping rates based on product.
For each product, the trader or seller can state the shipping costs.
Please Note – To use this extension, you must install Laravel e-Commerce Multi-Enterprise SaaS Module First.
- Renters can enable or disable plugins.
- Renters can add different shipping prices for each product.
- Each tenant can have multiple sellers, and sellers can also add shipping prices for their own products.
- It supports simple, configured, and grouped product types.
- On the checkout page, shipping prices displays the total shipping costs for each product.
- Customers can choose the delivery method for Saas Per products at the checkout page.
- Each renter can enter a Shipping Title that can be seen by customers during the checkout process.
- With this module, shipping prices will also be calculated for each product separately.
- Renters can also set default shipping rates from their panel.
How to install the module?
Notes– Please follow the README of Bagisto Saas Per Product Delivery for the installation process exclusively.
How to install the module?
Unzip each zip extension and then merge the “packages” folder into the project root directory.
Open the config/app.php file and add the following line under ‘provider’
Webkul\MarketplacePerProductShipping\Providers\MarketplacePerProductShippingServiceProvider::class,
Webkul\MarketplacePerProductShippingSaaS\Providers\MarketplacePerProductShippingSaaSServiceProvider::class,
Open the composer.json file and add the following lines under ‘psr-4’
"Webkul\\MarketplacePerProductShipping\\": "packages/Webkul/MarketplacePerProductShipping/src",
"Webkul\\MarketplacePerProductShippingSaaS\\": "packages/Webkul/MarketplacePerProductShippingSaaS/src"
Run the command below to complete the setup.
composer dump-autoload
php artisan mp-per-product-shipping:install
Tenant configuration Laravel ecommerce per product delivery
Once you have successfully run the module, you will see Shipping Per Product below Configuration>>Sales>>Delivery Method.
Renters can easily configure Shipping Per Product by navigating to Shipping Method>Per Product Delivery.
However, there are several options such as title, description and rates, status, and taxes.
- Tenants can “On” or “Off” this module by clicking status.
- The renter can provide a title for the shipment.
- The renter can provide a complete description of shipping rates.
- Renters can set shipping tax rates.
- Renters can enable or disable Tax by clicking ‘Count Tax.’
Default shipping rates: This is a rate when the renter or seller does not mention the shipping rate for their product, then this “Default Rate” will apply.
Per Product Delivery Application
After completing the steps above, the renter or seller will find shipping pricing options below Catalog>Product>Make Product>Shipping .
Here, the renter will set the price for shipping the product.
Customer – Store Workflow
When customers add products to their cart, they can choose an available shipping method during the checkout process.
However, shipping prices depend on the customer’s shipping options during the checkout process.
In the order history, click the “My Orders” section, and see the complete history of previous purchases.
Order Details: In the order history, customers will be able to see:
- Total amount paid
- Order status (Processed, Shipped, Delivered, etc.)
- Products ordered (name, price and quantity)
Renters can configure various options, providing complete control over the order management process.
That’s all for Laravel eCommerce SaaS Marketplace Per Product Delivery . If you still have problems, please add a ticket and let us know your views on making this module better
Current Product Version – v2.2.2
Supported Framework Version – v2.2.2
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