MinMaxify for Food & Beverage Brands

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Why do food & beverage brands need to limit orders?

The simple reason... money!

Wine companies will want to put minimum order requirements on their cart pages so shoppers can only purchase bottles that come in a case. The same can be said for probiotic water companies.

The minimum order must be at least a case. They can also often put maximum limits on these cases such as limited to 2 cases per customer. With products such as high end alcohol with very high price points and limited releases, there is a desire to put a maximum limit on orders per customer.

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GREAT app. We use it for the wholesale side of our business. It allows us to set limits on an either or basis. In other words, I have a limit set based on units, but if certain threshold is reached in the cart subtotal dollar amount, it disregards the unit limit. VERY flexible app and I highly recommend!

Bliss Artisan

FAQs

Is the app GDPR compliant? If so, can we sign a DPA with you?

No, we do not offer DPA agreements.

Yes, it is GDPR compliant according to the Shopify partner requirements.

Because the app uses Javascript, no customer data is stored.

Does MinMaxify support headless commerce?

Though it is on the dev roadmap, the app does not support hydrogen or headless storefronts in 2023.

Can the app prevent shoppers from adding products to the cart if they don’t meet limits?

It won’t prevent the shopper from adding the products to the cart, however it will not let them checkout with the products that are restricted by the limits you set.

Is MinMaxify compatible with cart apps?

MinMaxify is not compatible with the following cart apps: