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By default customers do not need to create an account before making a purchase, but there's an option for it in your Shopify admin settings under "Checkout."

Hello 👋 Thanks for stopping by. Here is a great Shopify blog on best SEO practices. I hope this helps 😊 www.shopify.com/blog/shopify-seo

@@heliumdev Do u pls make a video on it I can't understand

Oh no 🙈 If I understand correctly, you're unable to nest items in your mega menu. I took a screen recording that will hopefully help you out 😎 share.heliumdev.com/E0ueO6wo If you have any other questions (or if I didn't answer what you were asking) don't hesitate to reach out support@heliumdev.com

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Are you Joe?

Yeah we do. Great idea 🤣

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😅 I knew we were missing something.

Agreed!!!

FACTS 🤣 But then where would the entertainment be?

@@heliumdev 😂😂 idk! probably being able to spend more time with loved ones and saving money 💰

@@shawdybadclapas home is where the heart is.

​@@shawdybadclapashow could you say that? 🤣 This entertainment is very important 😂🤣😂

The best places! 😊They're Helium ⚛️

@@heliumdev I meant like what you guys do bc I Uber eats in Chicago and I have ran into couple places like this

Such balance.

Wizards 🧙🏽

Thanks for stopping by 😎

Why not both?! Though next time we do expect Isaac to bring some spice to the kitchen. He's told us stories of the cooking he grew up with, and we're all waiting 🤣

@@heliumdev I'll be sure to let his father, the resident excellent cook, know. My cooking resembles something...just shy of a burnt offering 😄😄.

Great question 🧐 You are correct. In this specific case we're talking about tagging customers when they create a new account. There is, however, a field in CF for number of orders (orders_count), so it should be possible to create a condition either in a CF form rule or use Shopify Flow to trigger a tag based on a number of orders. It could be something like: trigger on order created, condition for number of orders, action to apply customer tag I hope this helps 😊 If you have any further questions, don't hesitate to email us at support@heliumdev.com

@@heliumdev what do you mean Shopify Flow ? is that a native process in Shopify that allows you to create conditions that auto tag customers with that level specificity?

We couldn't agree more 😋

Things escalated quickly 😋

😤 decidedly NOT Costco pizza

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🫡 that's what we're here for.

It did have a little goose in it 🪿

He LOVES that keyboard ⌨️

@@heliumdev tobi?

You monster 😱

Isaac was there, folded arms just watching it all happen. Actually, he's really hard to get 🤗

We knew it! 🧐

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Hello 👋 Are you talking about changing the appearance of the registration form or a page on a theme?

Good question 🤗 He's around here somewhere 👀

We'll keep the videos coming if you keep making quality kits 😉

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Is there a way you could help me out sir? It will be very apreciated

Hello, It seems like you are trying to create a website that offers different subscription plans or pricing tiers for accessing various courses or content. This isn't exactly what Customer Fields or Meteor Mega Menu were built for, but if you want to hire someone to help you build this, here's the Shopify Partner directory: www.shopify.com/partners/directory/services I'd also suggest doing some poking around on the app store to see what is currently available: apps.shopify.com/ Another great place to ask your question is on the Shopify Forums: community.shopify.com/c/shopify-community/ct-p/en I hope this helps, and thanks for stopping by 😊

🫣 I'll let him answer that...

You missed round 1 of Sting-Pong. There will be more 🏓

What a great question! I did some poking around in Sparklayer's help articles and yes, price lists can be assigned at a customer group level or specific customer level. I'm not sure about the exact number of separate levels they support, but their customer support is amazing and worth reaching out to with that specific question. Here's the article on their website and their customer support can be accessed through the widget on the page 👇🏼 www.sparklayer.io/blog/2022/03/15/sparklayer-b2b-prices/

Great question! It does appear that Sparklayer uses Shopify’s draft order feature: docs.sparklayer.io/sales-agent-ordering#Q-pmi But I would definitely reach out directly to Sparklayer support to see if they can support your specific use case. I hope this helps 😊

Yes 😊 Conditional rules are available on our Pro plan. app.customerfields.com/billing/referral?code=RUclips

Hello 👋 you can always reach us at support@heliumdev.com

It's happening!

neal.fun/infinite-craft/ have fun! 😉

Yikes, good for you! I'll tell the boss we need a Carrom table. I've always wanted to play.

Hello Ryan! I checked with our customer support and they have already reached out to you with a response 😊 If you need further guidance, support is the best place to find it! And we do have this helpful little article explaining some of the common errors when customers register: help.heliumdev.com/en/articles/4523971-form-errors-shown-to-customers#verify-email Thank you for your comment and for stopping by 🎒

With Sparklayer's manual price lists you can add wholesale pricing to individual items: arc.net/l/quote/rqcbiezh <- their help doc. I wasn't able to find anything on the collections, but I will reach out to them and see what they say 😊

Thank you for stopping by, we actually don't need help at this time 🙂

Absolutely! The power comes from assigning the tag to the customer at the time of registration. After that, the world is your oyster 🦪 You can accomplish both of these (hiding products/offering discounts to registered customers with specific tags) with some custom code, or couple Customer Fields with an app like Locksmith or Sparklayer and away you go 💪🏼

He might make a guest appearance as well 🤷🏽