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I dont think that really explains the previous question. The teir system works really great. Its eye catching. It feels good, it looks good. But it doesnt function for stores that arent trying to sell a million of one thing. No one (i shouldnt say no one because theres always someone.. but for this example i will) buys 10x the same shirt. They may buy 10 shirts, but not the same one. The teir system doesnt calculate the seperate populated items in the cart to give the consumer say a 10% discount after he reached 10 shirts. He would have to buy 10x same shirt for the 10%. Or even items in the same collection get added up would be simpler to code. Then you could have multiple tiers without mixing shirts and pants. My store sells dog food. People like to mix up the protein they feed their dog. I want to have three tiers, 10% at 5 boxes of food, 20% at 10 boxes of food, and 30% at 20 boxes of food. I have 7 kinds of food. It would be great if someone could buy 5 boxes of chicken, 3 boxes of beef, and 2 boxes of turkey, then recieve a 20% discount. Instead, they get 5% off the chicken, and beef and turkey are full price.