A list of ordered desserts.
Note: This collection of ordered entities are not product objects.
Example:
{
...
desserts: [
{ id: "choco-truffle-cake-single", ... }
]
}
A list of ordered dips.
Note: This collection of ordered entities are not product objects.
Example:
{
...
dips: [
{ id: "dip-id", ...}
]
}
A list of ordered drinks.
Note: This collection of ordered entities are not product objects.
Example:
{
...
drinks: [
{ id: "pepsi-600ml", ... }
]
}
Represents the identifier of a deal.
Represents the list price of the ordered deal without any discounts.
A list of ordered pizzas.
Note: This collection of ordered entities are not product objects.
Example:
{
...
pizzas: [
{ id: "classic-corn-pan-medium", ... }
]
}
Represents the list price of the ordered deal (excluding any upsells and modifiers) Can be zero
A list of ordered sides.
Note: This collection of ordered entities are not product objects.
Example:
{
...
sides: [
{ id: "garlic-bread-spicy-supreme-single", ...}
]
}
Represents the list price of the deal and any included items (including any upsells and modifiers)
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A deal represents a set of ordered products.
Deals can contain one and only one type of product:
Choco Truffle Cake
WOW everyday value at 199 each
When there's an interest in combining combo products and a la carte products orders must include multiple deals.
Identifying deals
Deals are identified depending on the type of ordered products.
When ordering a la carte products they must be enclosed under a deal identified with the fixed value of
ND
(no-deal).However, when ordering combo products a deal must be identified with that particular combo identifier; please refer to Product.id.
For example, while ordering the combo
WOW everyday value at 199Rs each
the deal must be identified with thewow-199
value.For a sample list of combos products click here.
Pricing strategies
There are two main types of pricing strategies:
Deals with fixed price
Only deals including a combo product can have a fixed price by setting the deal price to a value different than zero. On the contrary of variable price deals, each child product with a price is going to be considered an up-sell price.
For example, consider the following excerpt of an order including a
Meal for 2
combo:{ id: 'meal-for-two' price: 399, pizzas: [ { id: "classic-corn-pan-medium", price: 0, lineItemPrice: 199 }, { id: "chicken-pan-medium", price: 50, lineItemPrice: 249 } ] }
The deal price has been set to 399 and the
Chicken Pan Medium
pizza has been priced as 50; this indicates that theChicken Pan Medium
is an up-sell product and the resulting price of the order would be the deal price plus the up-sell product price. For this example, the resulting order total will be 449.Warning: Do not set a deal price for a la carte products.
Deals with variable price
Deals including either a combo or a la carte products can have a variable price by setting the deal price to zero and then each child product having a Product.price set. On the contrary of fixed price deals, child products with a price represent the full price of the item within the deal.
For example, consider the following excerpt of an order including a
WOW 199
combo:{ id: 'wow-199' price: 0, pizzas: [ { id: "classic-corn-pan-medium", price: 199, lineItemPrice: 199 }, { id: "veggie-pan-medium", price: 199, lineItemPrice: 199 } ], ... }
The deal price has been set to zero and both pizzas have been priced as 199. The order will be then priced by adding up both the
Classic Corn Pan Medium
and theVeggie Pan Medium
prices. For this example, the resulting order total will be 398.Order total price
The total price of the order gets calculated by adding up all the price properties of all deals within an order. Note that these prices do not include taxes. For more information refer to taxes.