What is on it
| Area | What it tells you |
|---|---|
| Your setup | Shows whether the app embed is active and lets you enable it |
| Onboarding checklist | Helps you get started, choose a use case, and create your first rule |
| Rule summary | Shows how many rules you have |
| Simple Order Limit | Create basic minimum or maximum order limits |
| Advanced Rules | Create limits that apply only when specific conditions are met. Premium feature |
| Help | Chat with support or book an onboarding session |
Simple versus Advanced
Both create order limits. The difference is when the limit applies.
Simple Order Limit applies to every matching order. For example, “Minimum 3 items per order” applies to every customer.
Advanced Rules lets you add conditions such as country, customer status, dates, or what is in the cart. This means the limit can apply only in specific situations. Advanced Rules is a Premium feature. See Advanced rules.
If you do not need conditions, start with Simple Order Limit. It is easier to set up and test.
The guided tour
The first time you open the dashboard, a guided tour explains the main areas. You can run it again at any time by clicking Take the tour again in the setup card. This is useful if you need a quick reminder or the dashboard changes after an update.
Setup status is worth watching
Check the app embed status on the dashboard. Checkout blocking can still work without the app embed, but storefront quantity locking and cart-page messages need it enabled.
If you enabled the app embed but the dashboard still shows it as inactive, save your theme and click Refresh status. See Install and enable the app embed for more details.