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# Disable an order limit rule
In the Samita Order Limit app, you can temporarily disable a rule without deleting it. This is useful when you want to stop enforcing a specific rule but keep it saved for future use.
Follow the steps below to disable any existing rule in your dashboard.
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### π§ How to Disable a Rule
1. From your Shopify admin, open the Samita Order Limit app.
2. In the Rule screen, tick on the rule you want to disable.
3. In the top-right corner, click the Set as Draft button.
* The rule status will change to βDraftβ status.
* The rule will no longer be applied on your storefront
π Done! The rule is now disabled but still saved in your account.
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### β Notes
* Disabling a rule does not delete it. You can re-enable it anytime.
* Disabled rules will not affect your storefront or block checkout.
* You can manage multiple rules and keep different configurations saved for future use.
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Need help managing your rules? Contact us at - we're happy to assist!
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