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Product availability: apply a schedule to specific products

Product availability: apply a schedule to specific products


Decide which products a scheduling rule applies to — all products, or a specific set defined by product, variant, collection, vendor, tag, or type.


All products is available on all plans. Scoping to specific products (include/exclude) requires the Essential plan or above.




Overview


Each method's scheduling rule has a Product availability setting. Use it to run different rules for different parts of your catalog — for example, same-day for groceries but next-day for cakes.


Changing product availability affects only which products show this rule going forward — existing orders are untouched.




Before you start


  • A method (Local delivery, Pickup, or Shipping) is enabled with a scheduling rule.




How to configure product availability


Here's how, step by step:


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Step 1: Open the rule and scroll to Product availability


In the method you're configuring, scroll down to Product availability.


Step 1: Open Product availability


Step 2: Choose the scope


  • All products — the rule applies to your whole catalog.
  • Include products — the rule applies to ONLY the selected items; others are not scheduled by this rule.
  • Exclude products — the rule applies to everything EXCEPT the selected items.


Step 2: Choose the scope


Step 3: Pick the items


For include/exclude, select by Product, Product + variants, Collection, Vendor, Product tag, or Product type. You can combine products and collections together.


Step 3: Pick items by product, collection, vendor, tag, type




Common scenarios


One rule for everything


Choose All products — the simplest setup.


Different schedule for a category


Use Include with a collection (e.g., "Cakes") so only those products follow this rule.


Everything except a few items


Use Exclude to carve out special products that shouldn't use this rule (then give them their own).


Scope by vendor or tag


Apply a rule to a vendor's whole range, or to any product carrying a tag like "made-to-order".




Configuration options


Option

Description

Notes

All products

Rule applies to the whole catalog

Default

Include products

Rule applies only to selected items

Others unscheduled by this rule

Exclude products

Rule applies to everything except selected

Item types

Product, variant, collection, vendor, tag, type

Mix products and collections




Tips & Best practices


Use tags or collections rather than individual products where possible — new products inherit the rule automatically as they join the tag/collection.


Pair this with Override schedule for exception products when a few items need a tweak rather than a whole separate rule.




Troubleshooting


A product shows the wrong schedule (or none)?


Check whether it's covered by Include/Exclude — it may be unintentionally excluded, or caught by another rule.


Two rules overlap on the same product?


Tighten the include/exclude scope so each product is covered by exactly one rule.




FAQ


Can I scope by variant?


Yes — choose "Product, variants" to target specific variants.


How do I revert to applying everywhere?


Set Product availability back to All products.








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Updated on: 08/06/2026

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