Limiter le paiement à la livraison par région, ville et code postal
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Dans ACOD → Limit COD, ajoutez des conditions de région, de ville ou de code postal. Les codes prennent en charge les préfixes : vous pouvez donc couvrir des régions entières avec une seule règle.
4,9 · ACOD le fait pour vous : frais de paiement à la livraison plus règles de zone, de montant de commande, de produits et de clients.
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Choosing the right level
| You want to... | Use |
|---|---|
| Block or allow whole regions/provinces | State condition (e.g. exclude Sicilia, no zip lists needed) |
| Handle metro areas | City condition |
| Target delivery areas precisely | Postal code: exact codes, comma-separated lists |
| Cover code ranges without huge lists | Postal prefix: “starts with” matching |
A merchant asking “do I really have to type every Sicilian zip code?” is our most common Italian support question, and the answer is no twice over: ACOD's state condition handles named regions directly, and prefixes handle everything in between (Italian CAPs are hierarchical, as are Indian PINs, Turkish posta kodları, and most systems).
Setup
- ACOD → Limit Cash on Delivery → add a location condition at the level you chose.
- Enter values (for prefixes, the shared beginning of the codes, e.g. “90”).
- Combine with other conditions if needed; order value, products, and customer tags all stack.
- Verify with testing mode using an address inside and outside the area.
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Questions fréquentes
›Can I combine location rules with order value?
Yes. Conditions combine, e.g. “COD everywhere domestically, but in remote prefixes only under 2,000.”
›Do prefix rules work for Indian pin codes?
Yes. Indian PINs are hierarchical (first digit = zone, first two = sub-region), so a handful of prefixes covers a state or a high-RTO belt.