In this video, I’m going to discuss “Discount Extensibility”, which can be configured for any Discount in the “Attribute Conditions” section. “Discount Extensibility” allows users to utilize custom Attributes as additional discount conditions, allowing more flexibility over how discounts are applied.While configuring “Customer”, “B2B”, “Order”, or “Location Attributes”, users can indicate whether they are “Available for Discounts”. Then, the Attributes can be used to define specific conditions in discount configurations. In this video, I’m going to discuss “Discount Extensibility”, which can be configured for any Discount in the “Attribute Conditions” section. “Discount Extensibility” allows users to utilize custom Attributes as additional discount conditions, allowing more flexibility over how discounts are applied. While configuring “Customer”, “B2B”, “Order”, or “Location Attributes”, users can indicate whether they are “Available for Discounts”. Then, the Attributes can be used to define specific conditions in discount configurations. To add a custom Attribute to a Discount, in the “Attribute Conditions” section of the “Discounts” configuration page, click the “Add” button on the right. To add a custom Attribute to a Discount, in the “Attribute Conditions” section of the “Discounts” configuration page, click the “Add” button on the right. This will open the “Add Condition” modal window where we’ll select the Attribute and it’s Value. This will open the “Add Condition” modal window where we’ll select the Attribute and it’s Value. First, we’ll select the “Attribute Type” we want to use. Depending on the custom Attributes that have been enabled, our options here will be “B2B”, “Customer”, “Order”, and “Location Attribute”.In this example, we’ll select “Customer Attribute”. First, we’ll select the “Attribute Type” we want to use. Depending on the custom Attributes that have been enabled, our options here will be “B2B”, “Customer”, “Order”, and “Location Attribute”. In this example, we’ll select “Customer Attribute”. Next, we’ll select from the available “Customer Attribute” options that have been marked as “Available for Discounts” on the “Attribute Configuration” page.In this example, we’ll use the “Loyalty Level” custom Attribute. Next, we’ll select from the available “Customer Attribute” options that have been marked as “Available for Discounts” on the “Attribute Configuration” page. In this example, we’ll use the “Loyalty Level” custom Attribute. Next, we’ll select the “Operator” type. The available Operators will depend on the Attribute’s data type.In this example, we’ll select “is equal to”. Next, we’ll select the “Operator” type. The available Operators will depend on the Attribute’s data type. In this example, we’ll select “is equal to”. If we select a comparison Operator, another field will appear where we will enter the “Value” that the attribute should be compared to.In this example, we’ll say that Shoppers must have a “Loyalty Level” of “Platinum” to qualify for the Discount.When we have configured all fields as needed, we’ll click the “Add” button on the bottom right. If we select a comparison Operator, another field will appear where we will enter the “Value” that the attribute should be compared to. In this example, we’ll say that Shoppers must have a “Loyalty Level” of “Platinum” to qualify for the Discount. When we have configured all fields as needed, we’ll click the “Add” button on the bottom right. This will add the custom “Customer Attribute” to the “Attribute Conditions” section. This will add the custom “Customer Attribute” to the “Attribute Conditions” section. We can add as many custom Attributes to the discount as needed. Clicking the “Ellipses” on the far right of an Attribute opens a menu where we can “Edit” or “Remove” custom Attribute Conditions. We can add as many custom Attributes to the discount as needed. Clicking the “Ellipses” on the far right of an Attribute opens a menu where we can “Edit” or “Remove” custom Attribute Conditions.
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