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Order Tag Restrictions

Use this to control which orders are eligible for editing based on their Shopify order tags.

• Add allowed order tags to only permit edits on orders with specific tags.
• Add restricted order tags to block editing for orders with certain tags.

If both are set, restricted tags take priority.

Example use cases:

• Allow edits only on orders tagged with vip or custom-order.
• Block edits for b2b or priority shipping orders, which may need to be processed faster or have stricter fulfillment workflows.

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Product Tag Restrictions

Block edits to specific products by adding product tags. No modifications can be done to such products in the order (like quantity / variant changes or removing the item). But the rest of the order remains editable.

Example use cases:

• Prevent changes to final sale items by tagging them with final-sale.
• Restrict edits on pre-order products or bundled SKUs that require fulfillment accuracy.

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Customer Tag Restrictions

Use this to limit which customers can edit orders based on customer tags.

• Add allowed customer tags to restrict access to a specific group (e.g. B2B, wholesale).
• Add restricted customer tags to prevent certain customer groups from making edits.

Similar to order tag restrictions, if both are set, restricted tags take priority.

Example use cases:

• Only allow customers tagged vip to edit orders.
• Block editing for customers tagged fraud-risk or blocked.
• Tag your own account with something like recheck-test to test order editing flows without affecting real customers during setup.

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