Config Customer Group

1. Minimum Quantity
   

   If a minimum quantity is set for a supplier, each product within that supplier must meet the minimum quantity requirement.

   Example:
   Suppose the "Stationery" supplier has a minimum quantity rule of 3. Any product assigned to "Stationery" (e.g., pens, notebooks) must be ordered in quantities of at least 3. If a customer tries to add only 2 pens or notebooks, they won’t be able to proceed to checkout.

2. Maximum Quantity
   

   When a maximum quantity is configured for a supplier, each product within that supplier has a limit on the quantity customers can add to their cart.

   Example:
   Imagine the "Health Supplements" supplier has a maximum quantity limit of 5. Any product within this supplier, such as vitamin C tablets or protein powder, cannot exceed 5 units in the cart. If a customer tries to add 6 units of any supplement, they will be restricted from checking out until they adjust the quantity to 5 or fewer.

3. Multiple Quantity
   

   If a multiple quantity rule is set for a supplier, all products in that supplier must be ordered in specific multiples.

   Example:
   Consider the "Cleaning Supplies" supplier with a multiple quantity rule of 4. This means that any product within this supplier, such as disinfectant sprays or sponges, must be added to the cart in multiples of 4, such as 4, 8, or 12. If a customer tries to add 5 or 7, they won’t be able to proceed until the quantity aligns with the set multiples.

4. Limit Quantity
   

   The Limit Quantity rule restricts customers to ordering in fixed multiples until a threshold quantity is reached, after which they can order freely. This rule will apply to all products within the specified supplier.

   Example:
   Suppose the "Bulk Foods" supplier has a multiple quantity rule of 5 with a limit quantity of 20. For any product within this supplier (e.g., rice bags or canned beans), customers must order in multiples of 5 until they reach 20 units. Once they reach 20 units, they can add any additional quantity without following the multiple rules (e.g., 21, 22, 23, etc.).

5. Duration
   Available durations are listed here. Select the preferred duration rule to apply it to a Supplier
   
    

Amount Configuration

When the admin configures an amount rule for a customer group, the rule applies to all products assigned to that customer group as their default customer group. Each product within this customer group must meet the specified amount requirements, whether minimum or maximum amount rules. This approach ensures consistent amount rules for all products grouped under the same customer group.

1. Minimum Amount
   
   If a minimum amount is set for a customer group, each product within that customer group must meet the minimum amount requirement. This rule ensures that the total value of the products from the customer group in the cart meets or exceeds a specified minimum amount.

   
   

   Example: Suppose the "Electronics" customer group has a minimum amount rule of $50. Any product assigned to "Electronics" (e.g., headphones, chargers) must have a total value of at least $50 when added to the cart. If a customer tries to add items from this customer group that total less than $50, they won’t be able to proceed to checkout.
2. Maximum Amount
   

   When a maximum amount is configured for a customer group, each product within that customer group has a limit on the total amount customers can add to their cart. This rule ensures that the total value of the products from the customer group in the cart does not exceed a specified maximum amount.

   Example: Imagine the "Luxury Goods" customer group has a maximum amount limit of $1000. Any product within this customer group, such as designer handbags or premium watches, cannot have a total value exceeding $1000 in the cart. If a customer tries to add items from this customer group that total more than $1000, they will be restricted from checking out until they adjust the total value to $1000 or less.