UR: Order/Quantity Limits

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シンプルな日本製の購入数制限アプリ。商品ごとに数量の規制を行えます。

購入数制限

下限・上限設定

エラーメッセージ表示

Api対応

About UR: Order/Quantity Limits

Launched Mar 05, 2024

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2369, 2369, Nairobi, 00100, KE

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Description

Prevent invalid purchases by setting minimum and maximum quantity rules per product, with clear erro

UR: Order/Quantity Limits helps merchants control purchase quantities per product to prevent misuse, bulk abuse, or unintended orders. By setting minimum and maximum limits, you can ensure fair purchasing rules and protect inventory. Clear error messages appear on product and cart pages, guiding customers before checkout. With Cart and Checkout Validation API support, restrictions are enforced reliably at every stage. Ideal for merchants selling limited items, wholesale products, or running cont

Set minimum and maximum purchase quantities for each product individually.
Display clear error messages on product pages when limits are exceeded.
Show validation errors on the cart page before checkout.
Enforce quantity rules reliably using Cart and Checkout Validation API.

Pros

Enables purchase quantity restrictions for each product, aiding in better order and inventory management
Utilizes Cart and Checkout Validation API, offering robust order limitation compared to traditional apps
Provides error messages on product and cart pages, enhancing customer awareness of restrictions
Japanese-made app with support in Japanese, suitable for local merchants

Cons

Limited to Shopify platforms, may not be suitable for stores using other e-commerce solutions
Relies on Cart and Checkout Validation API to function, which could be a limitation if API access changes
Error message customization options may be limited to the default settings (based on lack of explicit mention)