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- Login as an Administrator.
- Navigate to 'Settings - → Orders'.
- Click on the 'Restrictions and Charges' tab tab.
- Scroll to the 'Order Restrictions' section section.
- Locate the setting Tick 'Enable Order Restrictions' and and ensure the box is ticked.
- In the field labelled 'Invalid Web Condition Codes', enter a comma-separated list of Condition Codes which are not valid for online ordering (if any).
- Click the 'Update' button button at bottom of page.
- Return to the 'Order Restrictions' section section.
- In the table, click 'New'.
- Set the value for 'In Customer Restriction Type' in the drop-down list , set the value:
- Customer Code
- Territory Code
- In the 'Customer Restriction Code' field, enter the Customer or Territory Code to restrict.
- Set the value for 'In Product Restriction Type' in the drop-down list, set the value:
- Product Code
- Category Code
- Sales Type
- In the'Product Restriction Code' field, enter the Product Code, Category Code, or Sales Type to restrict.
- In the 'Warehouse Code' field, enter the Customer Warehouse to restrict (optional). Click 'OK' to save changesNOTE - Enter '%' as the warehouse code if you do not want to target specific warehouse.
- To save changes, click OK.
- Repeat steps 8-15 to continue adding new Order Restrictions.
- Refresh Product Cache to have these changes take effect. (For help: see Reset the Product Cache.)
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When entering Customer or Product Restriction Codes, the '%' symbol can be used to include 'like' codes (e.g.. 'T%' to include all codes beginning with T). |
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'Split-Products' can be used to separate records where multiple Product Restriction codes have been entered in a comma-separated list. A new record will be created for each value in the 'Product Restriction Code' field, with the value of all other fields copied over.
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