Pablo

Hi Tom,

There is a new option we’re trying to develop for cases like that.

I’m sending you via WeTransfer a modified version (3.8.4-dev) of the plugin with two new options:

– General > Date range > Monthly
– General > Date range > Origin date > Memberpress subscription date

It’s more oriented to Memberpress plugin though. If you’re not using it you could try setting the General > Date range > Origin date as User register date instead.

You’d have to use our “Recalculate” option as well.

Basically, the idea is that the limits will be reset monthly, based on the Memberpress subscription date. If it was on 2023-04-15, the limits will be reset always on day 15th of each month. And, in cases like the subscription was on day 31st and the previous month doesn’t have such a day, it will be used the last day of the previous month.

Let me know if it helps.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 2 months ago by Pablo.

Hi Viktor,

I replied to you back last Friday (2023/02/03). Maybe it didn’t get to you.

I’m sorry you couldn’t download the plugin. I gave you a coupon and you should be able to get the plugin. I don’t know what happened.

Anyway, don’t worry. I just sent you a zipped version of the plugin via email. Let me know if you received it, and if it works.

Hi,

Sure, Can you please can send an email to [email protected]?

We can continue the conversation over there.

Hi,

I’m adding your answer here so it’s easier to follow later.

I installed the version, but the import tool dont substract the taxes…( I only have one tax rate with high priority 1 in every tax class)

So the cost price is the same at atum and at cost field (cog) after the import…and i had checked the new option to substract the taxes…

Regarding the profit margin , now is working at the orders…with this version.

Can you please make sure that the products you’re trying to import don’t have the tax status option set as none? If they have, the subtract option won’t work.

Anyway, if it doesn’t work, would it be possible create/share an admin account to your server (WP and preferably FTP), so I could log in and check what’s going on? If that’s the case, you can send an email to [email protected].

Hi Dimitris,

This is the math you suggested to calculate the cost:

Now for the taxes. Every product has a tax class, so you can substract the taxes with the following operation: %cost% / (1+ %tax rate%) = cost(excl tax)

example

tax class: basic – tax rate: 24%

cost(incl tax) from ATUM: 10€

10€/ (1+24%)=8,064 €

The problem is the tax rate is based on the user’s location. Although the product does have a tax class, that class can have multiple rates, each one connected to a different location. How to get the correct rate in that case? The only way would be to get the default rate, or the first one or the one with the highest priority. Let me know if you have some idea or if I couldn’t see something.

Regarding the profit margin, it should be ok after my last release. Can you please make sure that the order has a cost registered? If it doesn’t have a cost, the profit will be 100% anyway.

Hi Esteban,

I believe I was able to fix that on version 2.8.3 I just released. Please, try again and let me know if it helps.

Glad to hear it!

In that case, please consider leaving a review if you are enjoying the plugin/support. It would be much appreciated 🙂

Hi,

I just created a new option for you at:
– Compatibility > ATUM > Cost sync > Change cost of goods every time the purchase price is updated in ATUM

I’m sending you a modified version of the plugin (2.8.2-dev) via email with the new option.

Let me know if it helps 😉