Definition
When a single product is associated with multiple offers (for example, the same pair of shoes is offered by different merchants), then AggregateOffer can be used. Note: AggregateOffers are normally expected to associate multiple offers that all share the same defined businessFunction value, or default to http://purl.org/goodrelations/v1#Sell if businessFunction is not explicitly defined.
Parent Type
Sub-Types (0)
No sub-types declared.
Properties (71)
acceptedPaymentMethodaddOnadditionalPropertyadditionalTypeadvanceBookingRequirementaggregateRatingalternateNameareaServedasinavailabilityavailabilityEndsavailabilityStartsavailableAtOrFromavailableDeliveryMethodbusinessFunctioncategorycheckoutPageURLTemplatedeliveryLeadTimedescriptiondisambiguatingDescriptioneligibleCustomerTypeeligibleDurationeligibleQuantityeligibleRegioneligibleTransactionVolumegtingtin12gtin13gtin14gtin8hasAdultConsiderationhasGS1DigitalLinkhasMeasurementhasMerchantReturnPolicyhighPriceidentifierimageincludesObjectineligibleRegioninventoryLevelisFamilyFriendlyitemConditionitemOfferedleaseLengthlowPricemainEntityOfPagemobileUrlmpnnameofferCountofferedByoffersownerpotentialActionpricepriceCurrencypriceSpecificationpriceValidUntilreviewreviews
Authority Source
Graph Edges — Minted Entities Using This Type
As Boise Standard mints entities across the web, every domain that declares AggregateOffer in its schema graph stamps an edge back to this ledger corridor. This page grows over time as the graph accumulates verified provenance.