You can define the minimum and maximum amounts of a product that a customer can buy and
the number of products to add with each increase. You can assign a quantity rule to simple
products and product variations. Because parent products aren’t sold, they don’t need quantity
rules.
In the navigation sidebar, select a store from the Store
dropdown.
Select Merchandising | Products.
Select a simple product or a product variation, and click its
Related tab.
Next to Quantity Rules, click Assign.
Click in the Quantity Rule field, and select New
Quantity Rule.
Enter the amounts. The minimum and maximum quantities must be multiples of the
increment. For example, minimum 4, maximum 400, increment 2.
Minimum—The lowest quantity that a customer can buy.
Increment—The fixed number of items that are added to the selection when the
customer adds more of the same product.
Maximum—The highest quantity that a customer can buy.
You can define the quantity amounts as whole numbers up to one hundred million or, for
B2B stores only, as fractions up to four decimal places. For example, for fractional
quantities, you can add a minimum of 1.500, a maximum of 1000.5000, or an increment of
1.5000.
Fractional quantities are visible when a buyer searches for a product, views the
product’s details, and adds the quantity to the cart. Fractional quantities are
available only with B2B store.
Name the quantity rule, and save your work.
The Cart Items, Product Detail Purchase Options, Quantity Selector, and Results Layout
components have properties related to quantity rules. Use the properties to enter the
display text for the quantity rule.
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