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One code anyone can use at checkout
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Check what shoppers get before you save
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Pause it when the festival is over
A festival is a good reason to give your customers something back. A discount code is one code your customers type at checkout to get money off. At the end you have a code running on your store, and you can pause it when the festival is over.
In the screenshots, Petal Street, a flower studio in Pune, makes a 10% code for Diwali.
Discounts live under Offers, in the Products part of the menu on the left. If you have none yet, the page says so.

The form also has Minimum order, Most it takes off and Paused (with Yes and No choices). Petal Street leaves them as they are.
The What shoppers get box on the right says the offer in plain words, with an example. Read it before you save, to check the offer is what you meant.

Press Save. The offer is live, and it runs until you pause it. Now share the code with your customers, for example in a post.
In the video, Aarav has seen Meera's post and wants a lily bouquet. He adds it to his cart and goes to checkout.
The discount comes off straight away. The summary shows how much he saved, before he pays anything. Then he presses Place Order.

Back on Offers, the code stays live for every shopper until you stop it.

The code stops working. The offer stays on your Offers page with the status Paused, ready for next year.

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