#boltz-limit-sales-by-location

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nimble summitBOT
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daring plinth
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Hello! Is this for physical goods? Do you want to restrict based on shippping address?

lapis trench
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Yes this is for physical goods. Yes, I would like to restrict based on shipping address

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specifically by zip code if possible

daring plinth
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That's something that's typically handled by custom code in a custom integration. There might be a way to do it with custom Radar rules though, let me check...

lapis trench
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thanks!!

daring plinth
lapis trench
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I will definitely do that

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Thanks for bringing that to my attention. I had looked at radar before but apparently missed that capability

daring plinth
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Note that custom Radar rules require Radar for Fraud Teams, which costs extra.

lapis trench
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yep looks like $.05 per transaction

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not too bad

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okay great Im seeing what you mentioned - feel free to close this now if thats the standard process. will check back in if/when I need to. Thanks and have a good one!

daring plinth
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We close idle threads after roughly 15 minutes or so. Happy to help!

nimble summitBOT
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boltz-limit-sales-by-location

lapis trench
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Can I ask another question?

When looking at API docs like this (https://stripe.com/docs/api/shipping_rates/create), am I able to inject custom code where I need it without creating a complete custom integration?

Basically just piggyback my current product list, etc, but add rules?

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better put - can I access the code behind my current payment setup and modify as necessary, or would I have to start from scratch?

daring plinth
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I would need to know more about your current payment setup to answer that. What are you using now?

lapis trench
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I have a menu on my page that leads to a stripe hosted payment page

daring plinth
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A Payment Link?

lapis trench
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I don't know if that answers your question specifically enough

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yes

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payment link

daring plinth
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Ah, okay. In that case no, you can't inject code or anything like that. Payment Links and Checkout don't really provide the level of granular control at that level, you would need to build a custom payment form with the Payment Element to do something like what you're describing in code.

lapis trench
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Ok great, thank you for the help today