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# Simple customization

> One condition, one action. This covers the large majority of real rules.

![The simple customization editor](https://mintcdn.com/codebeans-payment-rules-pro/0guf-DxrSbw6Ls57/images/simple-editor.jpg?fit=max\&auto=format\&n=0guf-DxrSbw6Ls57\&q=85\&s=872ec92054fab8d7acb04c9b4f7ba0a5)

One condition, one or more actions. This covers the large majority of real rules.

## Building one

### 1. Set the condition

**Select condition** opens the condition picker, grouped by section — Cart, Customer, Product, Order, Discount, Shipping, Attribute. Pick one. The full list is in the [Conditions reference](https://codebeans-payment-rules-pro.mintlify.site/conditions-and-actions/conditions-reference.md).

Below the picker, three fields appear:

* **The field** — some conditions offer a choice here. *Cart total*, for example, lets you compare against the **total** or the **subtotal**, which differ once discounts and shipping are applied.
* **The operator** — *Greater than*, *Less than*, *is*, *is not*, *contains*, *is between*, *is empty*, and so on. Which operators appear depends on the condition.
* **The value** — a number, a currency amount, a country, a tag. The field type follows the condition.

The right-hand **Description** panel restates what you have built in plain English: *Hide if Cart Total greater\_than*. If that sentence is not the rule you meant, fix it before saving.

### 2. Choose the operations

Three checkboxes, and you may tick more than one:

* **Hide payment methods into the checkout**
* **Sort payment methods into the checkout**
* **Rename payment methods into the checkout**

Details in [Hide, sort and rename](https://codebeans-payment-rules-pro.mintlify.site/conditions-and-actions/hide-sort-rename.md).

### 3. Select the payment methods

The list below shows every method enabled on your store — Cash on Delivery, Credit Card (Shopify Payments Provider), Credit Card (Stripe), Amazon Pay, Money Order, Bank Deposit, PayPal Express Checkout, PayPal, and whatever else you have configured.

Toggle on the methods this rule acts on. **Edit** next to a method opens its per-method settings — the new label if you are renaming, the priority if you are sorting.

### 4. Set status and save

Right column, **Status**: **Active** to go live on save, **Draft** to keep working. Then **Save** in the top bar.

## A worked example

*Hide Cash on Delivery on orders above ₹10,000.*

1. Condition → **Cart total**, field **Cart total**, operator **Greater than**, value **10000**
2. Operation → **Hide payment methods into the checkout**
3. Toggle on **Cash on Delivery (COD)**
4. Status **Active** → **Save**

## When to go advanced instead

The moment you catch yourself wanting the word "and" — *over ₹10,000 **and** shipping outside India* — you need an [Advanced customization](https://codebeans-payment-rules-pro.mintlify.site/rule-types/advanced-customization.md). A simple rule holds exactly one condition.


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