This coupon is one of the most common used. This will give a dollar/percent amount off of an order, with the option to include/exclude certain departments.

Get: Configure amount, then choose either dollar or a percent.

Limit to a maximum of ‘X’ dollars: (Percent-based discounts only)

Price at Coupon Selection: This will prompt the user at time of application for the quantity and amount to be used for the coupon, overriding the default.

Allow up to ‘X’ Coupons per visit: Users will encounter an error when trying to use the coupon more than the specified amount.

Here you have the department selection. This will have to be selected for each price table you want the coupon to apply.

This coupon is used in the same capacity as Type 1, with the key difference being that there has to be an amount spent before triggering the coupon.

Apply discount with each multiple of minimum amount.: This will give the discount every time the amount specified under ‘Spend at least’ is met.

Limit to a maximum of ‘X’ dollars off. (Percent only)

This type must have departments specified for each price table you want it to apply.

This coupon is used to give a discount based on bringing in a specified number of specified items. With the option to create tiers based on the number of items.

Bring in at least ‘X’: Select price table>Select Department/Categories/Items to qualify for the coupon.

get each for ‘X’ dollars: Set the item price - dollars off/percent off.

With at least ‘X’, get each for ‘X’: This is the option for tiered configuration.

Limit to maximum of ‘X’ dollars/items.

Evaluate from the least/most expensive.: Takes into account the original item prices and starts with discounting the selected choice.

This coupon is used to entice customers to bring in certain items to get different types of items discounted.

Bring in ‘X’: Select price table > Select Department/Categories/Items to qualify for the coupon.

get up to ‘X’: Select a different Department/Categories/Items to qualify for the coupon.

at ‘X’ dollars/percent off each.: The first selection qualifies the coupon; the second selection is what is to be discounted.

Evaluate from the least/most expensive.: Takes into account the original item prices and starts with the discounting the selected choice.

Limit to a maximum of ‘X’ dollars/multiples off.: Set a cap on amount or how many times this applies.

This coupon is used to entice customers to bring in certain items, with an option for sets following.

Bring in ‘X’: Select price table>Select Department/Categories/Items to qualify for the coupon.

with (optional) ‘X’: Select price table>Select Department/Categories/Items to qualify for the coupon. The second option is to enforce at least two types of items brought in.

Get the first set for ‘X’ dollars: Set the item price. - dollars off/percent off.

Each additional Set/item for ‘X’ Dollars.

Limit to maximum of ‘X’ dollars/items.

Evaluate from the least/most expensive.: Takes into account the original item prices and starts with discounting the selected choice.

This coupon is to entice customers to bring in multiples of the same item. This is your typical ‘Buy one get one free’ or ‘Buy one, get one half off’ deal.

Buy ‘X’: Select price table>Select Department/Categories/Items to qualify for the coupon.

Get ‘X’ more for ‘X’ dollars/percent off.

Sort by least/most expensive: Takes into account the original item prices and starts with discounting the selected choice.

Allow up to ‘X’ repeats.: Each time the condition is met, it will apply the discount.