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Scenarios available:

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• When I buy X quantity of specific product, then I can buy Y quantity of specific product at a specified price: e.g., buy 5 of product X at this set discount price
• Quantity Break Pricing: e.g., buy 5 or more of X and get a discounted price on each
• I can buy X quantity of eligible products

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• for a set price: e.g., buy 5 products from this product range and get a set discount price
• When I buy X quantity of eligible products, then I can buy Y quantity of specific products at a percent discount: e.g., buy 5 from this product range and get 2 products from another range at 20% off
• When I buy X quantity of specific products, then I get a Y% discount on those products: e.g., buy 5 from this product range and get 20% off on them
• When I buy X quantity of eligible products, I get Y% discount on Z additional quantity: e.g., buy 5 from this product range and get 20% discount off any quantity over the 5. 
• When I buy X quantity of specific products, then I get a Y% discount on those products: e.g., buy 5 from this product range and get 20% off

Regardless of which promo code you use, the fields have a standard look-and-feel and consistent logic to them. Once you can create one, you can create any others. We will use an example as a guide. We'll create a promo code for '20% off sleeping bags when you buy at least 4 or more'.

Step-by-step guide

1. In the CMS, navigate to Campaigns & Promotions → Promotion Codes.
   
   
2. Click 'Add Promotion Code'.
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3. Select Promotion Type = Product.
   
   
4. Next, decide whether your customer needs to buy a certain quantity, or spend a certain dollar amount to qualify for the discount. 
   Select your scenario accordingly (we'll base ours on quantity).
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5. Enter the Promotion Code (no spaces). This is what your customer enters at checkout to redeem the promo.
   
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6. Give the promotion a description. This will be displayed in the user's order summary during checkout.
   
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7. Specify Start and End dates. Click the calendar icon to launch the date picker. 
   
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8. Enter the Discount Threshold. This is the quantity the customer must buy (or dollar amount they must spend) to qualify for the discount.
   
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9. Enter the Discount %. This is the discount the customer will receive on the specified products.
   Note that for B2B scenarios, any customer-based discounts will still be honoured; this discount will be on top of that.
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10. Click 'Add' and  and specify the products for this promo. You can specify by:
    • Product - add individual stock code(s)
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    • Stock Group - all products belonging to a particular ERP stock group
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    • Category - all products in a particular category
      
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11. Click 'Add' again to specify more products if required.}
    
    
12. Click Save & Exit.

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Your product discount promo is now ready to go!

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