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Yes, a coupon is just a code that the customer can enter during an order.

It might give either a fixed discount (eg $10) or a percentage discount. And it might be reusable (eg if it were for printing in a magazine you'd want many users to be able to use that code), or it might be single-use.

Normally you'd want a multiple-use coupon to be a percentage value... if it was a fixed value I might be able to break my order up into 2 or 3 orders, and get the fixed discount on each one - with a percentage discount it makes no difference.

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trenery	Posted Wed 1 Dec 2010
Supreme Being Group: Forum Members Last Active: Thu 8 Mar 2012 Posts: 41, Visits: 72 24,337	Is it possible to set up a voucher that can be sold in the shop and sent out as an eVoucher by email. I want to offer a free gift voucher for purchases over X amount. I think I should be using a voucher code so that the user can claim the gift voucher amount on the next purchase. Any better ideas? Thanks Mike
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Paul	Posted Wed 1 Dec 2010
große Käse Group: Administrators Last Active: Tue 10 Sep 2024 Posts: 807, Visits: 2,748 523,790	There is no way to automate this, but you can set it up manually of course. It only takes about 10 seconds to issue a coupon and send it to a customer. -- If my post solves your issue, can you 'Mark as Answer' so it's easier for other users to find in future. If you would like to be informed of new features, new releases, developments and occasional special bonuses, please sign up to our mailing list: http://bit.ly/19sKMZb Tags coupons
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trenery	Posted Wed 1 Dec 2010
Supreme Being Group: Forum Members Last Active: Thu 8 Mar 2012 Posts: 41, Visits: 72 24,337	How do you send a coupon to a customer. Is it a case of just emailing the code?
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Mart	Posted Thu 9 Dec 2010
Top Banana Group: Administrators Last Active: Wed 18 Nov 2020 Posts: 148, Visits: 3,450 98,483	Yes, a coupon is just a code that the customer can enter during an order. It might give either a fixed discount (eg $10) or a percentage discount. And it might be reusable (eg if it were for printing in a magazine you'd want many users to be able to use that code), or it might be single-use. Normally you'd want a multiple-use coupon to be a percentage value... if it was a fixed value I might be able to break my order up into 2 or 3 orders, and get the fixed discount on each one - with a percentage discount it makes no difference.
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