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# Discount Rate

Company-wide percentage discounts with a per-product ceiling

The Discount Rate add-on lets you grant a customer a percentage discount across the whole assortment, while capping the discount for individual products.

## Where the discount is maintained

### Extension settings

In the add-on configuration you decide where the discount rate is used — at customer level, at product level, or both.

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### Customer settings

The discount rate on customer level applies to the entire assortment.

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### Product settings

A maximum discount rate can be set for individual products, limiting how far the customer discount may reduce that product's price.

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## Configuration options

| Setting                                                                                                         | Meaning                                                                                                                             |
| --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| A note with which the respective deposited customer discount is displayed in a notification bar above the price | Shows the buyer which discount is being applied.                                                                                    |
| A note that there is no customer discount for this item                                                         | Shown when a product has a maximum discount rate of 0% and this setting is active.                                                  |
| Source for calculating the discount rate                                                                        | Which price the percentage is calculated from.                                                                                      |
| Debug mode: show all rules in the storefront                                                                    | Displays the applied discounts from the original Shopware price through to the calculated price, to make the calculation traceable. |
| Behavior when maximum product discount is applied                                                               | How the system proceeds when the per-product ceiling is reached.                                                                    |

{% hint style="info" %}
A customer-specific price always wins over a discount rate. If a customer-specific price is stored for a product, it is applied last and the discount rate is not taken into account. See [Customer specific prices](/b2b-platform/user-guide/configuration/customer-specific-prices.md).
{% endhint %}


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