When creating a new pricelist rule, dedicated options for eCommerce Category and Product Tag become available in the Apply To field, allowing more precise pricing control.

Selecting the eCommerce Category option displays a dedicated field where you can choose the desired eCommerce category to apply the pricelist rule. A dropdown shows all available website categories such as Desks, Furnitures / Chairs, etc.

Example: Apply a 10% discount to the eCommerce category Furnitures / Chairs. Select the category, choose Discount as the price type, and set the discount percentage.

A 10% discount is applied to all products in the configured Furnitures / Chairs eCommerce category on the website shop. Original prices are shown as strikethrough with the discounted prices displayed.

If a pricelist rule is applied directly to a specific product, and that product also belongs to an eCommerce category with its own pricing rule, the product-specific rule takes priority. Here, Office Chair is set to a Fixed Price of $100.00.

On the website, the Office Chair shows the product-specific Fixed Price of $100.00, while other chairs in the same category still use the eCommerce category discount rule (e.g., Conference Chair at $29.70, Office Chair Black at $108.45).

If you select Apply on eCommerce Category and leave the Category field empty, the rule will apply to all eCommerce categories. For example, a 10% discount on all eCommerce categories.

The rule is applied to all products across the website shop. Every product displays the discounted price with the original price shown as strikethrough.

When the Product Tag option is selected, choose the desired product tag from the dropdown (e.g., P1, P2, P3, P4, P5). The pricelist rule will apply to all products with that tag.

Pricelist rule lines are processed in order from top to bottom. Because the rule for Product Tag P4 (20% discount) appears above the rule for P3 (5% discount), it has higher priority. Therefore, when both tags are present, the P4 pricing rule will be applied.

A product like Customizable Desk can have both Product Tags (e.g., P3, P4) and eCommerce Categories (e.g., Desks) configured in the Sales tab under the eCommerce Shop section.

Products with tags P3 and P4 show the P4 rule (20% discount) applied because P4 has higher priority (sequence) in the pricelist. Products with only tag P3 receive the 5% discount instead.

When you create a new rule for an eCommerce Category, the rule line is automatically positioned above the Product Tag rule lines because eCommerce Category has higher priority than Product Tag. Odoo applies the first matching rule from top to bottom.

The 2% discount from the eCommerce category rule is applied to the Customizable Desk instead of the product tag rule, because eCommerce Category rules have higher priority than Product Tag rules.

The standard Odoo configuration seamlessly works with the enhanced pricelist rules. Use the Formula price type with Product Tag rules to configure Based price, Other Pricelist, Discount, Round off, Extra Fee, and Margins.

Apply the Formula price type to an eCommerce Category rule. In this example, the Desks category has a 5% discount with a $10.00 extra fee, calculated on the Sales Price.

The price on the product detail page is calculated based on the configured pricelist rule. The Customizable Desk shows the discounted price with the original price displayed as strikethrough, including product variant options.

Created rule lines are automatically positioned according to the defined priority order. Odoo evaluates pricelist rules from top to bottom. The priority order is: Product Variants > Products > Categories > eCommerce Categories > Product Tags > All Products.

The configured pricelist rules are applied everywhere in the system, including the Compare page, Wishlist page, Search results, Product page, and Shop page. Prices are consistently displayed with discounts across all views.