Quantity rules and price breaks
Shopify B2B quantity rules and tiered price-list prices — min, max, step — read directly into the quick-order table and its running total.
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Happify Ledger configures Dawn for wholesale: company accounts, quantity breaks, a real quick-order table, quote requests and net-terms messaging built on Shopify B2B.
Dawn 16.0
theme base
B2B
quantity rules and price breaks
1 row
per variant, add-all cart
Case of 12 · Natural
Min 3 · break at 6
$36.50
tier applied
Case of 12 · Charcoal
Min 3 · break at 6
$42.00
Case of 24 · Natural
Min 2 · break at 4
$69.00
tier applied
Case of 24 · Charcoal
Min 2 · break at 4
$78.00
Running total
$621.00
One ordering path
The quick-order table is the single most distinctive thing Ledger does: it turns a wholesale reorder into one screen instead of dozens of product pages.
One row per variant on the quick-order table, quantities down the list, no product-by-product navigation.
Min, max and step from Shopify B2B quantity rules; tiered prices from the assigned price list.
Every quantity change recalculates the running total in the table before checkout.
One add-all call through the cart API, then straight to a checkout with net terms if the company account has them.
Built for repeat trade orders
Ledger keeps the facts a trade buyer actually needs on the product page, and keeps the account relationship — application, approval, net terms — visible instead of buried in email.
Trade facts
From product metafields
Case size
12 units
Minimum order
3 cases
Quantity break
6 cases
Lead time
5–7 days
Trade account band
Signed-out state
Launch readiness
The wholesale operating system
Ledger sets up the storefront surface — ordering, facts, account messaging, presentation — and hands the account and payment logic to Shopify B2B rather than duplicating it.
Shopify B2B quantity rules and tiered price-list prices — min, max, step — read directly into the quick-order table and its running total.
One row per variant, quantities down the list, one add-all through the cart API instead of adding items one product page at a time.
Case size, minimum order, quantity break and lead time surfaced on the product page from structured metafields, not copy pasted into descriptions.
Application steps for prospective accounts and a logged-in state for approved ones, without hiding wholesale behind a generic contact form.
Ledger links to and surfaces UI for Shopify B2B company accounts, net terms and price lists on Plus, rather than re-implementing platform features.
Navy, slate and amber on IBM Plex Sans with tight corner radii — reads as a procurement tool, not a consumer storefront.
You sell to businesses that reorder the same variants regularly.
Pricing changes with quantity, and buyers should see that before checkout.
You want an application-and-approval trade account, not open wholesale pricing.
You already run, or plan to run, Shopify B2B on Plus for company accounts and net terms.
The quick-order table, quantity rules, price breaks and trade facts work on any Shopify plan. Company accounts, net terms and B2B price lists are Shopify B2B, a Shopify Plus feature — Ledger links to and surfaces UI for that experience rather than rebuilding it, so the full trade-account flow needs B2B enabled first.
Not sure what your plan supports?
We can confirm B2B eligibility and the right rollout path before you license the theme.
Questions before you license it
The quick-order table, quantity rules, price breaks and trade facts work on any plan. Company accounts, net terms and B2B price lists are Shopify B2B, a Shopify Plus feature — Ledger links to and surfaces UI for that experience rather than re-implementing it, so the full trade-account flow needs B2B enabled.
Through Shopify B2B quantity rules and price lists on the catalog assigned to a company location. Ledger reads those minimums, maximums, steps and tiered prices and reflects them live in the quick-order table and its running total — no separate configuration inside the theme.
It renders for any visitor and adds every row through the cart API. Tiered B2B pricing and company-specific price lists only apply once a buyer is signed in to an approved company account; signed-out visitors see standard pricing.
Not yet. Ledger is built, theme-checked clean and live on a real demo store today, but it has not been submitted to the Shopify Theme Store, so it is currently licensed directly rather than installed by a merchant from the Theme Store.
Ready to run wholesale on Shopify?
Walk the live demo, then get Happify Ledger as part of the Wholesale Kit with Pending Orders, Printing and Zones.