FAQs

Q1: What is the future limit?

The future limit allows you to set purchase restrictions for future orders or within a specific time frame. For example, if you want to limit a customer to purchasing 1 quantity of a sample product for their lifetime or restrict them to 1 quantity every 30 days, you can achieve this by configuring the future limit settings accordingly.

Q2: Why is the future limit not working?

For the future limit feature to function correctly, it is essential to enable mandatory customer login at checkout. If this setting is not enabled, the future limit will not work as expected. Please ensure that customer login is enabled in your store settings from here.

Q3: What is the difference between "Collection's Product Limit" and "Collection's Number of Product Limit"?

Collection's Product Limit : This applies a minimum and maximum quantity restriction to all the products within a specific collection. Collection's Number of Product Limit : This setting allows you to limit either the maximum number of products a customer can purchase from the collection or the minimum number of products they must purchase from the collection.

Q4: What does "exclude limit" mean?

The "exclude limit" is the total amount in the cart at which purchase limits no longer apply. For example, suppose a product has a minimum purchase limit of 2 and a maximum limit of 5, but the exclude limit is set at $50. In that case, customers can purchase any quantity of the product if their cart total exceeds $50. This allows for greater flexibility when placing higher-value orders.

Q5: How do you turn on "Cart checkout validation"?

To enable the "Cart checkout validation," follow these steps:

Step 1:

Go to Settings > Checkout and locate the "Checkout Rules" section.

Step 2:

Click on "Add Rules" and select "cart-checkout-validation" from the options.

Step 3:

Click the "Save" button to save your changes.

Step 4:

Turn on the rule by clicking "Turn On" in the rules list.

Step 5:

You have done!