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Checkout rule conditions: cart, customer, address, date

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Written by Bird Checkout Rules
Updated November 9, 2026

Conditions decide when a rule runs: by cart, customer, address, date, cart attributes or checkout. With no conditions, a rule runs on every checkout.

Add conditions

  1. In a rule, under Conditions, select Add condition and pick one from the list.
  2. Fill in its fields, then select Done.
  3. Under Match, choose All of these or Any of these. Select Add group to mix both.

Some conditions can’t be used in every kind of rule. The list greys them out and says why.

The conditions

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Group Condition Checks
Cart Cart Subtotal, total, weight or number of items
Cart Items in the cart Any, every or no item in a product group
Cart Items total The quantity, subtotal or weight of the items in a product group
Customer Customer tag Tags on the customer, such as wholesale
Customer Logged in Guests aren’t logged in
Customer B2B buyer Buying for a company
Customer Number of past orders A guest’s count isn’t known
Customer Amount spent The customer’s total spend
Customer Email The whole email or its domain
Customer Market country Where they shop from, not the address
Customer Language The shopper’s language, such as fr
Address Country, Province or state, City The delivery address
Address Postal code, Postal code starts with Exact postal codes, or how they start
Address Address text Text in an address line
Address PO box PO Box, Postfach, Locked Bag and more
Date Day of the week, Dates Today, in your store’s time zone
Cart attributes Attribute or property A cart attribute or item property, its value, or whether it’s set
Checkout Checkout step Cart, checkout or paying
Checkout Delivery kind, Delivery option name The delivery option the customer picked

Product groups

Items in the cart and Items total use a product group: products Tagged, Of type, From vendor, In collections, or These products. Choose New product group… to make one; you can reuse it in other rules.


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