Finding your way around

Two navigation items, one repeated page layout. Learn it once and it applies everywhere.

The app has a deliberately small navigation. Two items, in the Shopify admin sidebar under the app name:

Item	What it is
Home	The orientation page and FAQ.
Customizations	Every rule you have built, and the entry point for creating more.

Everything else is reached from inside those two pages.

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The shape of a rule page

Every rule editor — simple, advanced, or organizer — uses the same three-part layout, so once you have learned one you have learned all of them:

• Left column — the form. Title, then condition, then action, then the payment methods list.
• Right column — Status (Draft or Active) and a plain-English Description of the rule you are currently building. Watch the Description as you edit; it is the fastest way to confirm the rule says what you meant.
• Top bar — Discard and Save, which appear as soon as the form is dirty.

You can see all three at once on the Simple customization page.

The Title field on every rule is described as for internal use only. Customers never see it. Name rules for your future self: Hide COD over ₹10,000 beats Rule 3.

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Getting back to Shopify’s own settings

The app links out to Settings → Payments in several places. That is Shopify’s screen, not the app’s — it is where methods are enabled or disabled outright. This app only decides which of your enabled methods appear in a given checkout.