> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.samita.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.samita.io/order-limit/order-limit-rules/create-new-order-limit/set-product-conditions.md). # Set product conditions The Samita Order Limit app gives you full control over which products a rule applies to. You can target all products, specific collections, individual items, or products with certain tags. This makes it easy to create product-specific order restrictions - like limiting pre-order items or controlling access to high-demand products. Follow this guide to set up product-based targeting for your order limit rules. ### 🎯 Why Use Product Conditions? Product conditions help you: * Apply limits only to selected items (e.g., “Max 2 per customer” for limited-edition products) * Enforce bulk ordering requirements for specific collections (e.g., “Minimum 10 units” for wholesale products) * Control how different products are sold without affecting your entire store ### 👣 How to Set Product Conditions When creating or editing a rule: 1. Open the Samita Order Limit app in your Shopify admin 2. Click an existing rule or click **Create new order limit rule** button 3. Scroll to the  **Customer conditions** section 4. Choose one of the following options: *** #### 1. Apply to All Products (Default) * Simply choose **All products** option apply the rule to all products in your store. 📝 Example:\ Use this option for sitewide minimum order requirements (e.g., "Minimum $20 per order"). — #### 2. Apply to Specific Products * Choose **Specific products** option * Click **Select Products** or **Browser** button * Use the search box to select individual products that should be affected by this rule * Click **Select**
📝 Example:\ Apply a limit only to specific items like “Limited Edition Hoodie” or “Pre-Order Laptop”. — #### 3. Apply to Collections * Choose **Specific collections** option * Click **Select Collections** field or **Browse** button * Choose one or more Shopify collections from your store * Click **Select**
📝 Example:\ Set a “Minimum 5 units” rule for the entire “Wholesale” collection. — #### 4. Apply to Products with Specific Tags * Enter one or more product tags in the “Product Tags” field
📝 Example:\ If you tag all bulk-order-only products with “bulk-only”, simply enter that tag here. The rule will apply only to those tagged products. 💡 Tip: You can manage tags on products by going to Products > \[Select product] > Tags in your Shopify admin.
*** ### 🔎 Testing Product-Based Rules To test your rule: * Visit the product or collection page on your storefront * Add items that match the product conditions to the cart * Try placing an order that breaks the rule * Confirm the error message appears or checkout is blocked — Need help selecting the right products or conditions? Contact us at and we’ll be happy to assist!
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