How to let an influencer see their own WooCommerce coupon stats? - wordpress

I have a client that uses WooCommerce and makes coupon codes for influencers to share. Now he wants to give the influencers a login that only shows the stat for their particular coupon code within the Marketing tab.
I know how to make a custom user role, and how to limit their access to only the Marketing > Coupons screen. But how do I set a filter on what coupons to show per user?

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I'm looking for a way to apply coupons to existing woocommerce subscriptions. I create coupons and then under usage restrictions I set the allowed emails to the be the email of a certain user/subscriber.
I would like these coupons to be automatically applied to the users subscription. I want the discount to be visible on the users subscription page. That way it's clear for the user how much the subscription will be discounted on the next renewal.
Is there an easy way to achieve this?
I was hoping I could something with the wcs_get_users_subscriptions filter and then add a function which applies coupons to existing coupons from there?

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After admin approving the new user, the admin will be able to Show SELECTED products to each user. each user will be able to see only selected products only. The admin will assign user-specific prices for each product, each user will see his own prices.
Not for the user role. for each user(customer).
Any idea?
If you are looking for a readymade solution here is already an available plugin for that. There is a plugin available which offers you set price specific to a customer, customer or user role. You can increase or decrease the price based on quantities. It's a premium plugin which can be purchased from codecanyon from here.
woocommerce customer specific user role group based pricing plugin

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Is there any way to ask customer to provide his phone number before placing an order?
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Why does my email shows up in Woocommerce check out page?

I am newbie in Woocommerce.
I filled out profile information in WordPress "Customer Billing address" and "Customer Shipping address"
And when I checked the "Checkout" page, all my information was filled out.
So, I removed all my information which was in Profile, the information was gone in Checkout page. (Which is good!)
However, the email did not remove. (The profile states email is required, and whenever I go for checkout, my email shows up.)
Can anyone know how to fix this problem?
Also, what plug-ins are there that if the customer buy multiple products and calculate the shipping costs at proceed to check out page?
For example, I want to set $9.45 for maximum weight/ dimension we set and if customer buy more products, I want to add percentage more for the weight/ dimension.
Thanks,
Hi happy to read your question .
As you are seeing your profile details on checkout page because you are logged in your site as administrator so .
log out from your wordpress site then check checkout page
Regarding second issue you need add variable products in site or else use below plugin - http://codecanyon.net/item/woocommerce-shipping-calculator-on-product-page/11496815

ACF Field to give specific discount to woocommerce Customer

I'm trying to create something wonder if anyone had any ideas on how I would do it. I'm trying to build a 'Discount per customer' system into my website where the admin can enter a value (Say 20) into an Advanced Custom Field on the edit user (backend) screen which gets saved to the user meta.
This value is then used to give a discount on the total price of their cart. e.g. if you put 20% then the customer would always get 20% off on their items. Think of it as a loyalty system.
Would love to hear everyones ideas

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