Which items a Woodwork vs Hardware discount actually touches

Learn which items each discount bucket covers and how a discount row's category decides whether cabinet, hardware or service prices are reduced.

1. An item counts as woodwork only if its category is cabinet furniture, wardrobe furniture, or custom panels (Quotation_Element::is_woodwork_element). Everything else — appliances, countertops, lights, mirrors — falls in the 'other/hardware' bucket. Hardware and accessories normally sit in that bucket too, but when the quotation is set to treat all hardware as a single top-level group, the hardware built into woodwork items is pulled out of the woodwork rows into one separate non-woodwork 'Built-in hardware' row, so it is discounted with the other/hardware bucket instead of the woodwork one. Woodwork discount rows compute over the pre-tax sum of woodwork element prices; hardware rows over (total product cost minus woodwork total); service-charge discounts are a third, independent bucket computed over total service price. This split holds in every quotation template, including the default single-table layout, apart from the hardware-grouping setting described above — so 'why didn't my discount reduce the appliance price?' is answered by which item type the discount row was entered under. Each element then receives a share of its bucket's discount proportional to its price (element price / bucket total), plus its own SKU-level discount; that is what the per-row Discount column shows. In the 'show woodwork separately' template the two buckets print as separate tables with their own Price / Discount / Tax / Total footers, and the Summary adds them back (total product cost = woodwork + other; same for tax). Hidden rows are excluded from all bucket totals and receive no discount share.

2. To discount cabinet costing, add a discount row and pick the relevant category (woodwork, hardware and accessories, or services) from the drop-down.

3. Each category carries its own percentage.

4. Discounts are entered per item type.

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5. An absolute amount can be set for woodwork and a separate absolute amount for other items (hardware and accessories).

6. The system can be configured so that hardware and accessories are listed separately from woodwork (cabinet) items. When separated, a discount applied to the cabinet/woodwork does not apply to the hardware or accessory items included in that cabinet. This setting is applied at the admin level and can also be changed per design; designs created before the change may still carry the old setting and need to be updated individually in the design.