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# Changelog

New features and notable changes to Flicky, newest first. Have a request? Email <flicky.support@gmail.com>.

## 1.0.0 — Initial release

The first public release of Flicky: B2B Wholesale Pricing.

**Added**

* **Volume Discounts** — tiered "buy more, save more" pricing with automatic discounts that grow with cart quantity, plus targeting, eligibility, scheduling, and a live storefront preview.
* **Pricing Rules** — custom B2B prices (percentage off, amount off, or a fixed price) for specific customers, tags, segments, markets, or companies, with priority resolution when multiple rules match.
* **Variant Table** — a multi‑variant ordering table on the product page, with checkout‑enforced quantity rules (minimums, maximums, and pack multiples).
* **Storefront app embed** — one‑time per‑theme toggle to display pricing, discounts, and variant tables on your storefront.
* **Guided setup** — a first‑run walkthrough and a Dashboard with live rule counts for each feature.


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