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Quantity Input

Screenshot of the "Quantity" input on a percentage discount

In many cases, you'll need control over the exact number of items a discount should apply to. You can do this by setting the "Quantity" of a discount to one of the following:
Zero
A positive number
A negative number

You can find the "Quantity" input in the "Advanced options" when creating an "Apply discount" step in our advanced logic builder.

By default, discounts will apply to all eligible items (in other words, all items that meet the requirements of a given logic chain. More info here).

Quantity options


Apply to all eligible items


Screenshot of the "Quantity" input with a value of 0

If the quantity is 0 or unset, the discount will apply to all eligible items. For example, if you have a "Check if" step that includes only products in a specific collection, and an "Apply discount" with a quantity of 0, then all products in that collection will receive that discount.

This is the default.

Apply to a specific number of items


Screenshot of the "Quantity" input with a value of 2

If the quantity is set to a positive number, the discount will apply to only that number of eligible items. For example, if you have a "Buy 3, Get 2" discount, you can set the "Quantity" to 2 to make sure only a maximum of 2 items get the discount.

Apply to all except the last N items


Screenshot of the "Quantity" input with a value of -2

If the quantity is set to a negative number, our app will:
Compute the absolute value of that number (for example, if you entered -2, this would be 2)
Subtract that number from the total quantity of eligible items
Only apply the discount to that number of items

For example, if 10 items are eligible for your discount, but the quantity is -4, then only 6 items will receive the discount.

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Updated on: 03/11/2024

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