In this video, I will demonstrate the “Discount Conditions” section for a “Line-Item”-type discount. The Discount Conditions determine what must happen before a discount applies. For example, we may want the pre-discounted Order total to exceed “$100” before a discount applies, or we may want the shopper to purchase at least “three” clothing items before we allow them to use a coupon. If we do not want to apply a condition, we can leave it blank. All Discount Conditions are optional.Important Note: In the case of competing discounts, such as when a shopper has a subtotal of exactly “100"intheircartandappliesforadiscountthatgives"25100” or more as well as a discount that gives “50%” when they spend “100"orless,thediscountscompeteforthebestdeal.Inthiscase,theorderwouldbe"50100 before a discount applies or we may want the Shopper to purchase at least three clothing items before we allow them to use a coupon. If we do not want to apply a condition we can leave it blank. All Discount conditions are optional. Important note in the case of competing discounts such as when a shopper has a subtotal of exactly 100.00 in their cart and applies for a discount that gives 25% off when they spend 100.00%. When they spend 100 or less, the discounts compete for the best deal. In this case, go to cut to use this. The order would be 50% off. The “Minimum” and “Maximum Order Amount” fields allow users to restrict the discount to only Orders falling within a specific value. Leaving these fields blank means the discount will apply to any Order, regardless of its total value. The “Minimum” and “Maximum Order Amount” fields allow users to restrict the discount to only Orders falling within a specific value. Leaving these fields blank means the discount will apply to any Order, regardless of its total value. “Excluded Products” and “Excluded Categories” allow us to define products or categories that we want to exclude from the pre-discounted “Minimum” and/or “Maximum Order Amount” subtotal. “Excluded Products” and “Excluded Categories” allow us to define products or categories that we want to exclude from the pre-discounted “Minimum” and/or “Maximum Order Amount” subtotal. “Required Payment Method” requires shoppers to check out with the specified “Payment Method” in order for the discount to apply. We can only select “Payment Methods” enabled in the “Payment Types” menu. “Required Payment Method” requires shoppers to check out with the specified “Payment Method” in order for the discount to apply. We can only select “Payment Methods” enabled in the “Payment Types” menu. “Customer Segments” allows users to specify which “Segments” the shopper must belong to for the discount to apply. For example, we may want to create a discount for “Employees” or “Gold”-level shoppers.We’ll discuss creating and managing “Customer Segments” in a separate video. Customer segments allows users to specify which segments The Shopper must belong to for the discount to apply. For example, we may want to create a discount for employees or gold level shoppers. We’ll discuss creating and managing customer segments in a separate video. For “Line item-level” Discounts, we are required to select one of two options from the “Purchase Requirements” dropdown. For “Line item-level” Discounts, we are required to select one of two options from the “Purchase Requirements” dropdown. When selecting “Specific Products and Categories”, the Discount will apply to the shopper’s Order if they purchase the defined “Quantity” of specific Products or Categories identified in these fields. When selecting “Specific Products and Categories”, the Discount will apply to the shopper’s Order if they purchase the defined “Quantity” of specific Products or Categories identified in these fields. When selecting “Target Only”, the discount will apply to a shopper’s Order if the shopper purchases the specific product or products that the discount targets.We’ll discuss “Target Criteria” in a separate video. When selecting “Target Only”, the discount will apply to a shopper’s Order if the shopper purchases the specific product or products that the discount targets. We’ll discuss “Target Criteria” in a separate video. In the “Minimum Required Purchase Quantity Per Redemption” field, users can indicate the “Quantity” of the “Target Product” that the shopper must purchase before they can qualify for the discount. In the “Minimum Required Purchase Quantity Per Redemption” field, users can indicate the “Quantity” of the “Target Product” that the shopper must purchase before they can qualify for the discount. If we want the discount to only be applied to line items with specific “Fulfillment Types”, then we’ll enter those types into the “Exclusive Fulfillment Methods” field. Valid values are “Ship,” “Pickup,” “Digital,” “Curbside,” and “Delivery”. If this field is left blank, then the discount will be able to apply to items of all “Fulfillment Types”. If we want the discount to only be applied to line items with specific “Fulfillment Types”, then we’ll enter those types into the “Exclusive Fulfillment Methods” field. Valid values are “Ship,” “Pickup,” “Digital,” “Curbside,” and “Delivery”. If this field is left blank, then the discount will be able to apply to items of all “Fulfillment Types”. “Exclusive Locations” limits the discount to specific stores and locations. Leaving this blank means the discount is valid everywhere. “Exclusive Locations” limits the discount to specific stores and locations. Leaving this blank means the discount is valid everywhere.
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