Hello, I cant tell if I'm missing it or what. but a few things Iv ran into and am trying to solve.

1. Can we disable the ability to click the product name in summary that brings it to the individual product page? We don't need users being able to get to the individual product page, we are not utilizing it like that.
2. How can we make it so the users can remove items from the summary page if they accidently added them or just cant do them all.

We are using Fluent Cart Pro + Elementor Pro For This Site

I made a ticket, but figured I'd post in here to in order to see what everyone thinks. At the moment, it's too hard to miss that a product is a subscription during checkout. Also, if there is only a single product and there is no tax, then there is no reason to repeat the price FOUR times. It probably discourages sales.

I realize that the some tweaks would need to be made in the event someone was doing a subscription product + a non-subscription product in a single order. But it wouldn't be hard to extrapolate.

I'm finally getting around to migrating to FluentCart, and went to setup my taxes. I need to collect sales tax for my state (Maine), but do not need to collect for other states. It looks like I can only setup territories based on country, however?

So, I setup North America, and when I go to view those sales tax rates, it lists all of the states with the various options available for each and says right on the page: "Regions you're collecting in"

Is there a way to mass-delete all 147 irrelevant tax rates (that I don't need to charge) and just leave my state ones other than going through them one at a time? (Or, I suppose, I only need to do 97, since the "Zero/Exempt" is already a 0% rate anyway...)

Or am I setting this up incorrectly and missed a step somewhere?

I've checked the documentation but it only deals with country-level taxation as the finest drill-down point.

Is there any hook/filter/addon which allows to modify the price per per user? I can write the user logic in php but i want a filter to modify the price

Will FluentCart be able to run a B2B business with features that currently requires via plugins ... Woocommerce + B2BKing?
https://woocommerce-b2b-plugin.com/

i.e. tiered wholesale customer discounts.
With linked user accounts as employees of a parent business account.
Customer Accounts for verified businesses allowing checkouts via Purchase Orders and Credit Limits, etc.
Account management and overview.

My theme is blocking the coupon code field from opening. I can change to another theme and its fine... but then the site is broken and needs lots of work.

The text highlights but does nothing. What can i do to allow the field to open? thanks

My store is in test mode, connected to Stripe in test mode. I'm testing the checkout for a subscription for a Fluent Community.

The checkout page looks fine, but when I enter the coupon (copied from the Coupons admin page) and click "Apply", I get a message "Coupon can not be applied."

All I can guess is that it's trying to apply the coupon to the zero balance rather than to the product cost. That doesn't make sense, because the coupon should apply when the transaction goes through after the trial period.

Does the FC stripe connection need to be in its own account? I have an existing Stripe account for my invoicing software. Can I use the same one for FC? (I know the name on the receipt will be the same.) Or will the webhook pull in the transactions from the invoicing software and cause issues? Thanks... so much about Stripe is so confusing!

I'd like to suggest a feature that would be very useful for selling event tickets: the ability to set a maximum total number of purchases per product.

For example: an event has 20 spots available. Once 20 people have purchased, the product automatically becomes unavailable, no more purchases possible.

I know per-customer limits exist, but what's missing is a global purchase cap for the product itself, regardless of who is buying.

What would be helpful:

• A "maximum total purchases" field per product
• Once the limit is reached, the product is automatically marked as sold out
• Optionally: display a "sold out" message on the product page

This would make FluentCart a much stronger solution for event-based businesses selling tickets with limited capacity.

Thanks for considering this!

Hi Team, I'd like to offer my customers the chance to use financing options like Klarna and Afterpay, this makes high ticket offers more accessible for customers and are safer for merchants than installment plans. These options pay the merchant in full but take payments from the customer in installments.

Hoping we can get these on the roadmap!