Conditions
Understanding Conditions
Conditions determine when a rule should activate. You can combine multiple conditions using AND/OR logic to create sophisticated rules.
Condition Logic
Within a condition group, ALL conditions must be true (AND logic).
Between condition groups, ANY group can be true (OR logic).
Available Conditions
Product Price
Check product price (useful for variable products).
Operators:
Equal to
Not equal to
Greater than or equal to
Less than or equal to
Example:
Product Price Greater than or equal to 100
Product On Sale
Check if product is currently on sale.
Operators:
is - Product is on sale
is not - Product is not on sale
Values:
Yes
No
Product Stock Status
Check product stock availability.
Operators:
is - Stock status matches
is not - Stock status doesn't match
Values:
In Stock
Out of Stock
On Backorder
Cart Total
Check the total value of items in cart.
Operators:
Equal to
Not equal to
Greater than or equal to
Less than or equal to
Example:
Cart Total Less than or equal to 50
Cart Subtotal
Check cart subtotal (before taxes and shipping).
Operators:
Equal to
Not equal to
Greater than or equal to
Less than or equal to
Cart Quantity
Check total number of items in cart.
Operators:
Equal to
Not equal to
Greater than or equal to
Less than or equal to
Cart Contains Product
Check if specific product is in cart.
Operators:
contains - Cart has this product
does not contain - Cart doesn't have this product
Cart Contains Category
Check if products from specific category are in cart.
Operators:
contains - Cart has products from this category
does not contain - Cart doesn't have products from this category
Country
Target users from specific countries (based on billing/shipping address or IP).
Operators:
is - User is from this country is not - User is not from this country
Time
Check current time for daily recurring time windows (business hours, flash sales).
Operators:
is - Current time is exactly this time
is not - Current time is not this time
is before or at - Current time is before or equal to this time
is after or at - Current time is after or equal to this time
Example:
Time is after or at 09:00 AND Time is before or at 17:00
Result: Rule active during business hours (9 AM - 5 PM) every day
Date/Time
Check specific date and time for one-time events (product launches, deadlines, limited offers).
Operators:
is - Current time is exactly this time
is not - Current time is not this time
is before or at - Current time is before or equal to this time
is after or at - Current time is after or equal to this time
Example:
Date/Time is after or on 2024-12-25 00:00
Result: Product becomes available at midnight on Christmas
Combining Conditions
AND Logic (Within a Group)
All conditions in a group must be true for the rule to activate.
Example: Hide button for guests on expensive products
Condition 1: Session Status is Logged Out
AND
Condition 2: Product Price Greater than or equal to 100
Both conditions must be true for the rule to activate.
OR Logic (Between Groups)
Click "Add Condition Group" to create alternative conditions. If ANY group matches, the rule activates.
Example: Hide button for guests OR wholesale customers
Group 1: Session Status is Logged Out
OR
Group 2: User Role is Wholesale Customer
If either group is true, the rule activates.
Pro Tip
Start with simple conditions and test them. Then add more conditions to refine your rules.
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