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Smart Product Badges

Drupal Commerce has no built-in way to flag discounted, recent or popular products in your catalog. This module overlays Sale, New, Low stock and Bestseller badges on the product image, from one configuration form.

Badges on the product images of a list, added automatically by the rules.On the product page the badges sit on the product image.Commerce › Configuration › Product badges: one section per rule, with sensible defaults.
  • Badges on the product images of a list, added automatically by the rules.
    1 / 3 Badges on the product images of a list, added automatically by the rules.
  • On the product page the badges sit on the product image.
    2 / 3 On the product page the badges sit on the product image.
  • Commerce › Configuration › Product badges: one section per rule, with sensible defaults.
    3 / 3 Commerce › Configuration › Product badges: one section per rule, with sensible defaults.

Features

  • Settings form under Commerce › Configuration › Product badges, protected by its own “Administer product badges” permission
  • Placed on the first image field in every view mode, from the full product page to the teasers your Views listings use
  • A “Product badges” component in Manage display, to position the badges on image-less products or switch them off per view mode
  • Render cache stays correct: badges refresh when a product, variation, order or the settings change, and New expires on its own
  • Low stock reads any number field on your variations; Bestseller sums units from placed orders, no stock or reporting module needed

Commerce leaves it to each site builder to signal promotions or best-sellers, often with custom fields, Views tweaks or Twig overrides. Smart Product Badges does it with four rules and a settings form, working with the product entities and order data you already have.

How it fits into Drupal Commerce

Administration
Commerce › Configuration › Product badges (/admin/commerce/config/product-badges). Grant the Administer product badges permission to the roles that may edit it. Settings are stored as configuration, so they can be exported with the rest of your site config; labels can be translated with the Configuration Translation module.
Rendering
The module alters the product view and attaches the badges to the first image field of the display. A Product badges extra field appears in Commerce › Configuration › Product types › Manage display; disable it in a view mode to hide the badges there, or place it where image-less products should show them.
Rules
Sale fires when a variation’s list price is above its price (the largest discount wins across variations). New covers products created in the last 30 days. Low stock looks at the default variation’s number field (field_stock unless you pick another) and hides at 0. Bestseller adds up units of the product’s variations in placed orders, ignoring carts and cancelled orders (50 by default).
Requirements
Drupal 11.3, Commerce 3.x (Product and Order) and PHP 8.3 or later.

Installation

  1. Step 1

    Download the archive from My account › Downloads on ecom-addons.com.

  2. Step 2

    Extract it to modules/custom/ecom_addons_smart_badges.

  3. Step 3

    Enable Smart Product Badges under Extend, or run drush en ecom_addons_smart_badges.

  4. Step 4

    Assign the Administer product badges permission to the right roles.

Download the step-by-step guide (PDF)

FAQ

My stock lives in a custom field. Will Low stock work?

Yes. Choose any number field of your product variations in the settings; variations without a value never get the badge.

Will cached pages show stale badges?

No. Cache tags of products, variations, orders and the configuration are added, and a New badge carries a max-age that ends when its days are up.

Do I need a separate module for sales figures?

No. Bestseller counts order items from Commerce Order directly.

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