Choosing a rule type

Seven entries in the create dialog. Which one fits the rule you have in mind.

Create customization opens a dialog listing every kind of rule. Two entries open a submenu; the rest go straight to an editor.

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The list

Entry	Plan	What it does
Country Payments Organizer	Free	Submenu → organize by customer country, or by Shopify Market.
Customer Payments Organizer	Free	Submenu → organize by customer tags, or by customer company.
Simple customization	Free	One condition, one action.
Advanced customization	Advanced	Up to 5 conditions with And / Or and sub-conditions.
Express Checkout Buttons	—	Coming soon.
Store customization	—	Coming soon.
Predefined Settings for Payment Gateways	—	Coming soon.

Entries marked Coming soon are shown greyed out and cannot be clicked.

The two Organizer entries open a second level rather than an editor:

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Which one do I want?

Ask what the rule keys off:

• A place — country, region, or market → Country Payments Organizer
• A kind of customer — tags or B2B company → Customer Payments Organizer
• One fact about the cart — total, weight, currency, contents → Simple customization
• More than one fact at once — “over ₹5,000 and shipping to Germany” → Advanced customization

The Organizers are worth reaching for whenever the answer is geography or customer type. They are not just presets — they use a zone model that lets you configure many countries or tags in one rule instead of one rule per value.

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Starting over

If you pick wrong, hit Discard in the top bar. Nothing is saved until you press Save.

There is no conversion between rule types. A simple rule cannot be promoted to an advanced one — you would rebuild it. If you suspect a rule will grow, start advanced.