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good morning! I have a form, with the aim of the customer choosing sizes for products. Is there any way to control the stock?

Is there a way to limit the number of clicks on a given option? Example: What is the shirt size? Option A: size S

Option B: size L

(As I only have 10 units of sizes S, I said that there was a maximum response for this option of 10 clicks)

When the 11th person clicks on the option, they receive a warning (that there are no more sizes) or are forwarded to a page with that information

it's possible?

Thank you very much

Best answer by jeremielp

Two options:

Pass your remaining inventory in hidden fields. Then, when a user selects an option, use logic to check the size selected versus the remaining stock.
Use TypeForm API to modify your form based on the replies received. See here:
https://community.typeform.com/build-your-typeform-7/remove-options-based-on-all-responses-299

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Two options:

Pass your remaining inventory in hidden fields. Then, when a user selects an option, use logic to check the size selected versus the remaining stock.
Use TypeForm API to modify your form based on the replies received. See here:
https://community.typeform.com/build-your-typeform-7/remove-options-based-on-all-responses-299

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