You know the bug before you've even opened the store. The product page says $12. The cart says $10.80. Checkout Blocks says something else entirely. And now it's late, you've got six plugins active, and you're grepping for woocommerce_product_get_price trying to work out which one fired last.
I've lost enough evenings to that exact thing that I stopped blaming the plugins. None of them is wrong, really. They're just five strangers hooking the same filter, and the price a customer pays comes down to load order. That's not a store. That's a negotiation, and it's happening live in front of someone with a credit card out.
We built Softminal B2B Suite for WooCommerce mostly to stop living like that. So instead of a feature tour, here's what actually changed underneath — the three calls that decide whether a B2B plugin is safe on a store taking real money.
The setup that keeps breaking
Go look at the plugins page of pretty much any WooCommerce store selling to businesses. You'll find some version of this:
