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# Assignments

## What is an assignment?

Assignments let the form responsible (or your event team) decide **who will pick up the ordered items**.

Common examples:

* Assign to one or more **visitors** (people on the form)
* Assign to one or more **vehicles**

Assignments support partial distribution:

* One order can be split across multiple visitors/vehicles.
* You can decide how much each person/vehicle will pick up.

## Why assignments are useful

* **Clear pickup responsibility**: you immediately know who should pick up what.
* **Less confusion at pickup**: the “unassigned” indicator helps identify missing assignments.

## Rules to keep in mind

You can’t assign more than the order amount in total.

{% hint style="info" %}
If you assign too much, the platform will keep the order consistent and you’ll need to reduce the assigned amounts.
{% endhint %}


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