MOQ & IOC

Control how many units customers can order with minimum and incremental order quantities. Learn what MOQ and IOC do and how to combine them.

In the Mimeeq configurator, we provide two essential settings to control the quantities that end customers can order: Minimum Order Quantity (MOQ) and Incremental Order Quantity (IOC).

You will find these settings in the product admin settings, under the Pricing and Codes tab.

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MOQ and IOC settings

#	Setting	What it does	Example
1	MOQ (Minimum Order Quantity)	Lets your customers define the minimum quantity that their end customers must order.	An MOQ of 10 means the end customer is required to purchase at least 10 units of a product.
2	IOC (Incremental Order Quantity)	Specifies the quantity increments for orders beyond the MOQ.	An IOC of 2 means that after meeting the MOQ, the end customer can increase their order in multiples of 2.

We do not currently allow for the MOQ to be controlled by rules, but we do plan to add that in the future.

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Practical examples

#	Goal	MOQ	IOC	Quantities end customers can order
1	Multiples of 4	4	4	4, 8, 12, 16, and so on
2	Initial order of 20, then in packs of 2	20	2	20, 22, 24, 26, etc.

The image below shows the MOQ and IOC settings in the Mimeeq configurator:

MOQ and IOC fields in the product's Pricing and Codes tab

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