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No, unfortunately, it seems to have not worked. Another order got imported since I did the recalculate orders yesterday and there was not cost for the order, even though the cost was entered in the product settings. So I just entered it manually.
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Hi,
I know about the shipping methods section, but that won’t work in this case, and I don’t think there’s a way to enter two shipping classes for an item (is there?) I’m already shipping methods to add flat fees on certain types of items. And I don’t want to assign one shipping class to all items just to capture imported orders.What I’m going for here is this:
I import orders from Etsy. Etsy charges a 6.5% fee onto the price of the item plus shippping.
By default, the orders get imported with the payment method of “check” — I checked with the plugin developers and this is the default “check” method in WooCommerce.
So I added a 6.5% fee onto the “check” payment method — but it never gets the fees in the order.
For other orders, payment fees work just fine. For now, I’ve been calculating the fee by hand, but I’d love the plugin to do this.
I did run the recaculate tool, but it didn’t work with this issue.
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Looks like it worked for the orders I currently have. I’ll keep my eye on it and see if it continues to import costs.
ThanksOK, looks like that won’t work in this instance. I’d like it to automatically calculate a percentage fee on the subtotal for orders imported via a plugin.
It looked like the default payment method for this was “check” and I verified with the plugin developer that the payment method was WooCommerce’s default “check.” I have that enabled as a payment method but do not use it for anything else. But it does not add any fees to these order based on the payment method. Other fees based on payment method work fine.
