Order Rules (Admin)

Product order rules can be used to allow and block a user to purchase some products depending on some situations:

• Time: You can define some order rule to allow user of purchasing only in some specific time range

• Purchase Limit: You can define how much tokens the user can purchase

The permission to purchase is defined by some whitelist which can be created inside the ID service. That whitelists can be linked into each order rule and defines if some user can or not purchase some product.

Whitelists can specify users by email, wallet address or users who owns some token.

One product can have more than one order rules, which means that you can create some complex blocking logics for your products: Example: During the first week only priority users can purchase and after that, it's opened to the public.

Order Rule Model (Example)

{
    "id": "6368dfb5-f48c-48b1-be13-dd413548a558",
    "createdAt": "2022-10-17T21:47:12.505Z",
    "updatedAt": "2022-10-17T22:04:00.373Z",
    "companyId": "010e92ea-d3af-40d9-a19e-a263fdfe6e92",
    "productId": "010e92ea-d3af-40d9-a19e-a263fdfe6e12",
    "whitelistId": "010e92ea-d3af-40d9-a19e-a263fdfe6e94",
    "startAt": null,
    "endAt": null,
    "purchaseLimit": null
}

Service Methods

Creates some order rule inside a company product

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Lists all orders rules from some company product

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Gets one specific product order rule by id

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Updates some specific product order rule

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Deletes some specific product order rule

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