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These three groups replace the "Default" group from PrestaShop 1.4, which applied to all users. They cannot be deleted. |
To create more groups, click the "Add New" button: you will get a creation form.
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- Name. Use a short and descriptive name.
- Discount (%). The discount that you set for members of this group apply to all products on your shop. You may prefer to not set any discount value, and create cart rules. You can learn more about cart rules in the next chapter of this guide, "Setting Price Rules".
- Price display method. PrestaShop is frequently used in the Business to Business (B2B) sector. You can create a group of customers who can buy products without paying the tax. The drop-down menu gives you a choice between "tax included" and "tax excluded".
- Show prices. By default, all users of your shop can view the prices. You may prefer some to not have access to your product prices. For instance, you could make it so users can only view prices if they have an account: from the groups list, click on the green checkmark in the "Show prices" column for the "Visitors" group to turn it into a red cross.
Once these settings are in place, you can save the group as-is, or add per-category and/or per-module settings, by clicking on either the "Save" button or the "Save then add a category reduction" one.
In that second case, the form will reload with to more options:
- Category discount. Click on the "Add a category discount" to bring up a new window, which contains a list of all your categories. You can pick one, and apply a specific discount which will apply for that group of customers only, and to that category only.
Note that:- This category discount will replace any other discount that members of this group would otherwise enjoy on this category.
- You can add as many category discount for this customer group as you need – thereby enabling to entirely give this group a whole set of different discounts if you feel the need.
- Modules restrictions. This section enables you to block members of this group to access and use some of your shop's modules. For instance, you might prefer some customers to not be able to your top-sellers or to your specials. You can move modules from the left panel ("Authorized panel") to the right one ("Unauthorized panel") by either drag'n'dropping them with your mouse cursor, or by select many modules at a time and clicking on the "Unauthorize" button at the bottom.
You can add a customer to a group of your choice by clicking editing a customer's details: from the list of customers (in the "Customers" page under the "Customers" tab), click on the Edit icon on the corresponding customer's line. Then, on the "Groups" table, select the group(s) to which you want your customer to belong.
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