Offer governance + overlap / 2m 33.12s

Best customer value wins.

Two independent governed offers apply to one CHF 54 product. BlueShop calculates both and exposes one understandable CHF 29.70 customer price.

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What You Will See

  1. Prepare a sellable productThe manager publishes a complete CHF 54 product.
  2. Create independent offersProduct campaigns propose 35% and 45% discounts from the same base price.
  3. Govern the discountsBoth offers move through submission and approval because they exceed 30%.
  4. Show one answerThe storefront presents the lower calculated result: CHF 29.70.

Why It Matters

Commercial complexity should remain behind one clear customer outcome.

Approval controls risky intent. Eligibility and price calculation still decide whether an approved campaign can influence the customer.

The System Underneath

CHF 54 base priceCatalog product authority
Eligible offers35% = CHF 35.10 · 45% = CHF 29.70
Lowest calculationCompare independent candidates
CHF 29.70 quoteOne selected campaign snapshot
“Best” in this demonstrated flow means the lowest calculated eligible product price, not campaign priority or label size.

What This Story Proves

Visible proof

Two approved overlapping percentage campaigns produce one lower storefront price.

Not claimed

Coupons, bundles, gifts and cart-level rewards follow separate rules and are not demonstrated here.

Read the complete selection rule.

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