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An operator decides how a condition compares the checkout value with the value you enter. Each condition only offers the operators that make sense for it.

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Numbers

Used for amounts, quantities, weights and lengths.
“Is greater than or equal to” and “Is less than or equal to” include the value itself. To block orders under $50, use Is less than or equal to 49.99, not 50.
Amounts are in the checkout’s currency.

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Text

Used for names, addresses, emails, cities and similar fields. Tick Case sensitive if upper and lower case must match exactly. By default, case is ignored.

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Lists of values

Type a value and add it to the list. Add as many values as you need.
Partial or exact? For the email value jane@example.com:
  • Has any of these values (partial match) with example.com is true.
  • Has any of these values (exact match) with example.com is false.
When a cart has several products, Product is one of is true if any product in the cart is in your list. Product is not one of is true only if no product in the cart is in your list.

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Yes or no

These operators don’t need a value. PO Box address uses the same detection as the Prevent P.O. Boxes preset rule.

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Compare with another field

Available for Cart attribute in Condition Set 2. This comparison always ignores upper and lower case. For example, you can block checkout when a Confirm email cart attribute doesn’t match the checkout email.