Under active development

Adds a quantity multiplier select field to the add to cart form, so for example a client can only order in quantities of x times y of a product: 12, 24, 36, (etc).

Drupal Commerce by default lets you set a single default price per product variation. The price can be manipulated based on the date, details of a transaction, or user roles via the core Promotions module, but such alterations are typically for a fixed percentage or absolute amount off of any product price.

The Commerce Pricelist module lets you create innumerable pricelists for any subset of your product catalog using similar conditions, but it lets you do so with static prices per product variation. This satisfies the primarily B2B use case of granting special pricing to a customer for a subset of the product catalog. Read more about this use case in the case study Ecommerce Store with 15 Million Products from module sponsor Ny Media.

These are the modules, recipes and features used for setting up your own http://drush.recipes style web service.

Currently, this module does 2 things:

Allows adding Custom Labels to fields that are automatically added to certain Views by Entityform.