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Master products are products that have child products (variants). A simple example would be a shirt that comes in different colours. You can make the shirt (no specified colour) a Master product and each different-coloured variant a Child product with unique product code could be linked to this Master product as its child products. Another example would be the entire sports uniform as a Master product. The various items that make up the uniform, e.g.,  the shirt, shorts and sports jacket, could be linked as its child products. Suppose you want to create a promotion that takes .advantage of this Master/Child relationship.  For more about Master and Child products, refer to the Product Variants page. (For more info, see the Product Variants page.)

You can use this promo code type with products in a Master/Child relationship in various ways. For example, 'buy any 2 variant products in a Master product range and get 1 at a discounted price' - 'buy 3 large pizzas in our premium range and get 1 for $10'. Or 'buy 3 of a specific product and get 1 different product (any variant of a Master product) at a discount' - 'buy 3 pizzas and get 1 2L softdrink for $1' .    

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