Yes, but you must be ok with double discounting a product, and they must be set up a certain way.
If you set up a Bold Discounts V1 offer before adding the product to Quantity Breaks price discount, the latter will base its product discount tiers off of the discounted product price set up in Bold Discounts V1.
If you set up a Quantity Breaks price discount before adding the product to a Discounts offer, the latter will discount all variants created by Quantity Breaks. This means that every price discount level set up by Quantity Breaks will have the discount applied to them.
Alert
- The Quantity Breaks (standalone) app is no longer available for new installations. If you are currently using Quantity Breaks, you will be able to continue using the app on a grandfathered plan.
- New requests for Quantity Breaks will be directed to Custom Pricing. Custom Pricing's Select plans can be used to create quantity breaks. For more information on pricing, please visit Custom Pricing Overview.
- If you'd like move from Quantity Breaks (standalone) to Custom Pricing, please visit Switch from Quantity Breaks to Custom Pricing.
Here's a scenario of how it would happen:
You have an item that is $100 with a quantity break price of buy two or more get 10% off. So, if you buy one, it will be $100, but if you buy two, they will be $90 each. Now, let's say you put on a 20% sale with Discounts. The item will now be $80. If a customer adds two or more to their cart, they will be $72 each ($80 - 10% = $72).
All the prices get adjusted, but sometimes the quantity breaks table that displays the grid doesn't reflect the new sale prices. To fix this all you need to do is re-sync that quantity break group. To do that you just find the quantity break group affected by the sale and select "Edit" then "Save". That will refresh the tables, and you're good to go.