Quantity grid

Pro feature

The quantity grid is part of AddOnBoss Pro.

When a product comes in a colour and a size, a customer buying for a team does not want to add one line at a time. A quantity grid lays out every colour against every size and lets them type a quantity into each cell, then add the whole run to the basket in one go.

Turn it on

1. Attach a colour set and a size set to the product on its Product Options panel.
2. Under How customers order this, turn on the quantity grid.
3. Update the product.

The product’s page now shows the grid: colours down one axis, sizes across the other, a quantity box in every cell.

What the customer does

The customer types a quantity into each cell they want, 5 small navy, 10 medium navy, 5 large red, and the grid keeps a running total and a running price as they go. One Add to cart puts the whole run in the basket, adding a line for each colour and size combination they entered.

Every colour and size in one grid. Type quantities and add the whole run at once.

One more choice for the whole order

A further set, printing or a finish for example, can be offered once for the whole order above the grid, rather than per cell, so the customer chooses the print method once and it applies to the whole run. A one-off fee for that choice is charged once, not per cell. See pricing & fees.

Prices with or without tax

The grid can show its cell prices and totals with or without tax, to match how your trade customers expect to read them. Set it to follow your shop’s display setting, or force one way where a wholesale range is always quoted without tax.

After adding

Adding the run does not whisk the customer away to the basket; the grid stays in place with a confirmation, so they can add another run or carry on. Each colour and size lands on the order as its own line, named the way it was chosen, so the pick list reads cleanly for the warehouse.

Add positions too

Pair the grid with positions so a team order can carry a logo placement for the whole run, chosen once above the grid.