$price = apply_filters( 'mam_wc_get_approved_price_for_user', $price, $product_id, $customer_id );mam-woocommerce-offers provides this filter’s implementation: when the given customer has an accepted offer on the given product, the accepted price is returned; otherwise $price passes through unchanged.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
$price |
string/float | The price to fall back to (usually the product price) |
$product_id |
int | The WooCommerce product |
$customer_id |
int | The buyer’s WP user ID. Required — with 0 the filter passes $price through |
Who calls it
MAM Main’s product content elements and the MAM WooCommerce Product Vendors content classes apply this filter when building product/cart payloads, which is how an accepted offer becomes the buyer’s effective price at checkout.
Example: read the negotiated price in custom code
$effective_price = apply_filters(
'mam_wc_get_approved_price_for_user',
$product->get_price(),
$product->get_id(),
mam_user_id()
);