WordPress and WooCommerce

Reusable pricing rules

Create production-aware surcharges once and attach them to compatible WordPress custom products.

Guide overview

01

Create the rule

Open Asuka Designer > Pricing rules and define the condition, action, amount, currency behavior, priority, and active state. Use readable names that describe the business rule rather than the implementation.

Rules may respond to selected options, assets, quantities, dimensions, printing methods, or other supported configuration facts.

Create a rule.

Reusable pricing-rule editor in WordPress.
Configure the measured value, scope, conditions, targets, and surcharge before assigning the rule to custom products.

Add the narrowest useful condition.

Choose fixed, percentage, or supported calculated adjustment.

Save it inactive until tested.

02

Attach and test it

Edit the reusable custom product and select the pricing rules it should use. The product base price stays owned by WooCommerce; Asuka adjustments are added to the live breakdown.

The server recalculates the signed customization before cart insertion, checkout, order creation, and cart edits.

Attach the rule.

Asuka Designer assignment panel on a WooCommerce product.
Link one reusable custom product or map a different configuration to each variation.

Test matching and non-matching choices.

Compare designer, cart, checkout, and order totals.

Activate the rule.

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