Defining Products Eligible for Registration

Overview

This article explains how to determine which of your products are eligible for registration within Corso. By leveraging product groups and rules, you can ensure customers only register products that are valid for their purchase channel or location.

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What You Can Expect

With product eligibility rules, you gain control over which items customers can register. This flexibility ensures:

• Accuracy across sales channels: Only the correct products tied to a specific channel (like Costco, Target, or Amazon) are available for registration.
• Cleaner customer experience: Prevents confusion when customers attempt to register items not sold through their original purchase location.
• Scalable management: Product groups let you quickly organize products by tags, collections, or types, making it easy to update rules as your catalog grows.

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Key Features and Functionality

Registration Rules

• Found at the top of the Registration Settings page.
• Rules define which products are eligible for registration.
• You can:
  • Allow all products to be eligible.
  • Set up rules tied to specific sales channels or locations.

Conditions

Within each rule, you can filter eligibility using conditions such as sales channel or product group.

Example: A rule can specify that products purchased at Costco can only be registered if they belong to the Costco product group.

Product Groups

Product groups are the foundation of eligibility rules.

• Built using Shopify product tags, types, or collections.
• Examples:
  • A Target product group might include all products tagged Target.
  • A Baby Jackets group might include products in a Jackets collection.
• Groups can be broad (All Products) or highly specific.

Applying Across All Products

• If no conditions are set within a rule, it applies universally to all products.
• Useful for stores that want every product to be eligible for registration without channel or location restrictions.