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# Limit orders
## **Limit orders**
Limit orders based on pickup slots (pickup date & time), not by the date & time on which the orders were placed.
Depending on the limitation of your resources, this ensures you only promise to pickup a certain number of orders per day/ time slot.
Once you have reach the limit for that day, the day will be counted as a Blackout date (holiday) and will push the remaining prep time/delivery time forward.
If you have to handle too many order requests during your high peak time or high seasons like Christmas or Black Friday, **limiting the number of pickup per time slot** is a good choice.
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