Do you want to set a minimum order value or minimum order quantity for your WooCommerce customers? Better yet, do you want to set a different threshold for different users or user groups? Here's how to do it.
We have already discussed how to set different prices for different users or groups in this article. Now let's see how to set different minimum order quantities or values!
Setting different minimum order thresholds for different customers is a common practice in B2B e-commerce. Your buyers may be companies of different sizes, and you may have different levels of trust or experience when it comes to working with them.
Therefore, you may want to require Company A to place a decent-sized order, while being more lenient with Company B.
Before showing you how to set different-sized orders, here's another thing you can do through B2BKing: enable or disable shipping and payment methods depending on the user or user group. This way, you can restrict certain shipping methods or payment gateways to only your most trusted customers.

Now for the main topic. You can do this through B2BKing's "Dynamic Rules" system by setting 2 minimum (or maximum) order rules. The Dynamic Rules system is powerful and versatile, allowing you to configure everything from minimum order amounts and discounts to tax exemptions. The system also allows you to set conditions for complete control.
Let's set a "Minimum Order" rule!

The rule above sets a minimum order of 5 pieces for "Cabernet Sauvignon 2018" for users in the "Resellers" group.
Let's set another "Minimum Order" rule!

In the rule above, we set a minimum order value of $200 for a particular user (jjohnsonsllc) for products in the "Wines" category. This means they need to purchase at least $200 worth of wines to be able to check out.
One more rule!

The rule above requires a minimum quantity of 25 Cabernet Sauvignon 2018 for "spencerllc". This means that if they purchase any of that particular product, they will need at least 25 pieces to be able to check out.
Hope that clarifies things! Leave a comment below if you have any questions.