Setting Up Flexible Delivery Fees in Shedmate
1. Introduction to Flexible Delivery Setup 0:00
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Welcome to the tutorial on creating flexible delivery options in Shedmate.
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Previous video covered formulas and column-based connections.
2. Creating Additional Delivery Fee Variable 0:28
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Navigate to the pricing database and select Vendor Variables.
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Create a new variable named 'Additional Delivery Fee'.
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This variable will be a list of delivery areas with associated fees.
3. Defining Delivery Areas and Fees 1:11
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Define delivery areas:
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Delivery Area 1: $300
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Delivery Area 2: $500
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Delivery Area 3: $800
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No Delivery Area: $0
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Ensure a default value is selected to avoid errors.
4. Setting the Variable as Public 2:11
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Set the 'Additional Delivery Fee' as a public variable.
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This allows the sales team to access and modify it in shared designs.
5. Linking Additional Delivery Fee to Pricing Calculation 3:00
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Duplicate the existing delivery fee and rename it to 'Additional Delivery'.
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Link the additional delivery fee variable to the pricing calculation.
6. Testing the Delivery Fee Setup 3:59
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Refresh the page and test the setup in the shared design.
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Adjust the delivery area and observe the price changes.
7. Implementing Delivery Fee per Kilometer 4:25
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Create a new variable for 'Delivery Fee per Kilometer'.
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Set the price per kilometer (e.g., $0.30).
8. Linking Kilometer Fee to Pricing Calculation 5:21
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Link the delivery fee per kilometer to the pricing calculation.
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Set ranges for kilometers and their corresponding fees.
9. Finalizing Delivery Fee Setup 7:09
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Apply the kilometer range in the project.
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Confirm that the pricing reflects the correct delivery fee based on the selected range.
10. Conclusion and Q&A 8:57
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Recap of the flexible delivery setup process.
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Encourage viewers to ask questions in the comments for further assistance.