Zayd Khan

You've mastered the individual building blocks: quantity, price, products, weight, frequency, location, and customer tags. Now, it's time to combine them. The true power of a sophisticated order limits app like DC Cart + Order Limits emerges when you chain multiple rules and conditions to create logic

Running a Shopify store is exhilarating, but it also comes with its fair share of headaches. One minute you're celebrating a sales spike, the next you're dealing with the fallout from overselling a limited-edition product or spotting suspicious bulk orders that scream "reseller" or

We've explored the basics of limiting what goes into the cart and how often people can buy. Now, let's delve into who can buy and where they're buying from. This is where advanced segmentation using geolocation and customer tags comes into play, allowing for

Managing inventory across multiple storage locations creates a common challenge: how do warehouse staff quickly find products when fulfilling orders? This guide shows you how to add bin location information directly to your Shopify packing slips, creating a simple but powerful solution. Why add bin locations to packing slips? This

When customers try to exceed product quantity limits on your Shopify store, they should receive clear error messages explaining why their action failed. However, many themes fail to display these notifications on the cart page. The result? Confused customers who can't understand why their quantity adjustments aren'