Order Limits Quantity Smarter

I mainly needed this for our B2B orders, but it's actually useful for our regular products too. We have different quantity requirements across collections and setting those up was fairly simple. The cart warnings are a nice touch since customers can fix their quantities themselves. I did get a little confused with the multiple conditions at first, but got the hang of it after playing around.

We sell a few products that have to be ordered in specific quantities, so this has been really handy. I can set different limits for each product without affecting everything else in the store. Makes things much easier to manage, especially when we're updating our catalog.

We mostly use this for B2B orders, where minimum quantities are pretty important. Having different levels for applying rules has worked well for us, and the draft feature is useful when we need to prepare changes before publishing them. I think the conditions could be a little more flexible, and some of the settings aren't immediately obvious if you’re new to the app. Once you get familiar with it, though, it works well.

The collection-level rules were the main reason I tried this app. They make it much easier to manage several products at once instead of changing every item individually. The cart alerts are another plus because customers can immediately see when they need to make an adjustment.

Some of our products are usually ordered in larger quantities, so we needed a way to keep carts within reasonable limits. This app has worked well for that. I especially like being able to apply rules across the whole cart and schedule them ahead of time. The alerts are helpful too, since customers can correct the problem before reaching checkout. I was a little confused when setting up several conditions together, so a bit more guidance in that part would be helpful. Exporting could also be a bit quicker.

This has made our low-stock promotions a lot easier to manage. We can set limits on specific products and adjust or remove them once the promotion is over. It’s much less work than keeping track of everything manually.

During busy sales periods, we were getting some pretty unrealistic quantities added to carts. This has made that much easier to manage. We can set limits for individual products or entire collections, schedule changes in advance, and export the rules to Excel for our records. I also like that we can leave rules as drafts until everything is ready. The reporting could go a little deeper, though, and having more control over the warning text would be useful.

Managing larger orders has become much easier since we started using this. The weight limits are probably the feature we use most, and the cart notifications give customers a chance to fix an issue before they get all the way to checkout.

We use this mainly for wholesale orders, and it’s been really useful so far. Setting different minimum quantities for products is pretty straightforward, and the cart warnings make it obvious when something needs to be adjusted. The scheduling feature is also handy when we’re running short-term offers. Being able to save rules as drafts before publishing them is a nice touch. I just wish there were more ways to customize the messages customers see.

This finally got our minimum order rules working the way we needed. It’s already saved us quite a bit of manual checking.