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## Resource: Configuration

## Article: Configuration

## Article Link: https://dev.wix.com/docs/api-reference/business-solutions/stores/service-plugins/product-restrictions-v3/configuration.md

## Article Content:

# Configuration

With the Product Restrictions service plugin integrated into your app, Wix will retrieve the product restriction configurations you provide whenever it calls a catalog of products from your app. Follow these steps to add the service plugin and enable Wix to communicate with your app.

1. Go to [Extensions](https://dev.wix.com/docs/build-apps/develop-your-app/extensions/about-extensions.md) in your app's dashboard.

2. Click **+ Create Extension** in the top right.

3. Find **Product Restrictions Provider** and click **+ Create**.

4. Use the JSON editor to create the extension's configuration file. Configure the parameters by referencing the table below or the **Documentation** section to the right of the editor.

| Name                                | Type   | Description                                                                                                                                        |
|-------------------------------------|--------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| `deploymentUri`                     | string | Base URI of the service plugin implementation. Since no method calls this path, it can be left blank.                                              |
| `componentName`                     | string | A unique name for this component. This is an internal name that will only appear in the app dashboard.                                             |
| `productRestrictionsConfig`         | object | Object that contains product fields to restrict. See below for more details about nested fields.                                                   |
| `prices.restrictionLevel`           | enum   | Affected fields: <ul><li>`variantsInfo.variants.price.actualPrice.amount`</li><li>`variantsInfo.variants.price.compareAtPrice.amount`</li></ul>    |
| `options.restrictionLevel`          | enum   | Affected fields: `options` (all nested fields except `linkedMedia`)                                                                                |
| `modifiers.restrictionLevel`        | enum   | Affected field: `modifiers` (all nested fields except `linkedMedia`)                                                                               |
| `inventory.restrictionLevel`        | enum   | Affected fields: <ul><li>`variantsInfo.variants.sku`</li><li>`variantsInfo.variants.barcode`</li><li>`inventory.trackingMethod.quantity`</li></ul> |
| `preOrder.restrictionLevel`         | enum   | Affected fields: `inventory.preorderInfo`                                                                                                          |
| `duplicateProduct.restrictionLevel` | enum   | Whether to block product duplication or display a warning when duplicating a product.                                                              |

5. Click [**Test Your App**](https://dev.wix.com/docs/build-apps/launch-your-app/app-distribution/test-your-app/test-your-app-on-a-premium-site.md).

## Understanding Restriction States

Each restriction can be set to one of the enum values: `LOCKED` or `WARNING`. These restrictions apply to all products in the Wix Stores dashboard.

* `LOCKED`: Users cannot edit any product fields.
* `WARNING`: Users can modify product fields. However, a warning message will notify them of possible complications like synchronization errors. After acknowledging the warning, the fields can be edited normally.