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# Product Limit
You can set a limit on how many items a customer can select within each customisation option. This helps control excessive add-ons or ingredient requests.
For example, if you set a limit of **2** for Cheese, customers ordering online or through delivery integrations will only be able to add it up to twice. This prevents cases like customers adding **10x extra cheese**.
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This limit only applies to **online and integrations**. It does **not** apply to **POS orders**, as it is assumed that venue staff exercise their own discretion when adding customisations at the counter.
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