The list
Active Order Limits shows all your created rules and their current status. Click a rule to open and edit it. After making changes, save the rule.
If you have not created any rules yet, you will see an option to create your first rule.
Disable a rule instead of deleting it
If you may need a rule again later, disable it instead of deleting it. A disabled rule stays in your list but will not apply to customer orders.
Use this when you want to:
- Temporarily stop a rule while testing.
- Pause a rule that you may use again later.
- Disable rules you do not currently need.
Deleting
Deleting a rule permanently removes it. If you may need the rule again, disable it instead. You can also export the rule before deleting it if you want to keep a backup.
Give your rules clear names
Use a rule name that clearly explains what the rule does. This makes it easier to find and manage later.
- Good: “Wholesale – Minimum 12 items”
- Avoid: “Rule 1”
For temporary rules, include the campaign or purpose in the name so you know which rule can be disabled later.
Example: “Summer Sale – Maximum 2 items”
Limits
| Limit | What it means |
|---|---|
| 25 active validations per store | Shopify limits how many validations can be active. |
| Available features | Depends on your Nex Validator plan. |
See the Limits page for complete details.