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How to Enable Editable Quantities in Payment Links

TABLE OF CONTENTS What's New? How to Use? Why We Built It? What's New? We’ve added a new feature that lets your customers edit product quantities…

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

What's New?

  • We’ve added a new feature that lets your customers edit product quantities directly on the payment links you send them.
  • This means they can adjust the number of items they want to buy before they complete their purchase.

How to Use?

  • When you’re creating a payment link, you’ll now see an option to allow "Let customers adjust quantities."
  • Check the box
  • Set minimum and maximum quantities
How to Use? (image 1 of 2) What this shows When you’re creating a payment link, you’ll now see an option to allow "Let customers adjust quantities." Check the box Set minimum and… What this shows Illustrates the "How to Use?" section of "How to Enable Editable Quantities in Payment Links". This screenshot appears in the "How to Use?" section of "How to Enable Editable Quantities in Payment Links". The text alongside this image reads: When you’re creating a payment link, you’ll now see an option to allow "Let customers adjust quantities." Check the box Set minimum and maximum quantities. Immediately after, the guide continues: Share the payment link as you normally would. Users can then edit the quantity and then pay the total amount. Image 1 of 2 What to chooseWhen you’re creating a payment link, you’ll now see an option to allow "Let customers adjust quantities." Check the box Set minimum and maximum quantities
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Next stepShare the payment link as you normally would. Users can then edit the quantity and then pay the total amount.
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  1. What's New?
  2. How to Use?
  3. Why We Built It?
  • Share the payment link as you normally would.
  • Users can then edit the quantity and then pay the total amount.
How to Use? (image 2 of 2) What this shows Share the payment link as you normally would. What this shows Illustrates the "How to Use?" section of "How to Enable Editable Quantities in Payment Links". This screenshot appears in the "How to Use?" section of "How to Enable Editable Quantities in Payment Links". The text alongside this image reads: Share the payment link as you normally would. Users can then edit the quantity and then pay the total amount. Immediately after, the guide continues: We know that flexibility is key to a great shopping experience. By letting customers adjust quantities on the spot, we’re making it easier for them to get exactly what they need. Plus, it’s something our users have been asking for, and…. Image 2 of 2 What this coversShare the payment link as you normally would. Users can then edit the quantity and then pay the total amount.
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Next stepWe know that flexibility is key to a great shopping experience. By letting customers adjust quantities on the spot, we’re making it easier for them to get exactly what they need. Plus, it’s something our users have been asking for, and we’re always listening to your feedback!
All 3 steps in this procedure
  1. What's New?
  2. How to Use?
  3. Why We Built It?

Why We Built It?

  • We know that flexibility is key to a great shopping experience. By letting customers adjust quantities on the spot, we’re making it easier for them to get exactly what they need.
  • Plus, it’s something our users have been asking for, and we’re always listening to your feedback!

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