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Coupons

Coupon Help Guide

Below we have created a small guide on how to create promotion codes for your business.


We have found that these are great for:

    • Special offers
    • Seasonal sales
    • First-time customer incentives
    • Loyalty rewards
1. Where to Find Promotion Codes
  1. Go to the Payments section
  2. Click on “Promotions
  3. Select “+ New Promotion
2. Creating a Promotion Code
  1. Click “+ Add Coupon
  2. Fill in the following:
    • Coupon Name – For your own reference (e.g. “SpringOffer”)
    • Code – This is what the customer will type in (e.g. SPRING20)
    • Type of Discount – Choose between:
      • Fixed Amount (£) off
      • Percentage (%) off
    • Discount Value – E.g. £10 or 15%
    • Limit Usage – Optional (e.g. limit to 1 use per customer)
    • Set Expiry Date – Optional, great for flash sales or promotions

3. Click Save.

 

3. Using the Promotion Code

Promotion codes can be applied in two ways:

a) On Checkout Pages (Payment Links / Order Forms)

    • When a customer is purchasing, they’ll see a “Promo Code” box
    • They enter the code (e.g. SPRING20), and the discount is applied instantly

b) Manually (Inside Invoices)

If you’re creating an invoice manually, you can:

    • Add the item(s)
    • Then apply a discount manually (promotion codes won’t apply automatically here, but you can match the discount)
4. Tracking Promotion Code Usage

To see how a promotion code is performing:

    • Go back to the Promotions list
    • Click on the promotion name
    • View:
      • Number of times used
      • Value of discounts given
      • Which contacts used it (if applicable)
Quick Tips
    • Use simple codes (e.g. WELCOME10, SAVE15) for easier customer use
    • Set expiry dates to encourage quicker action
    • Combine with email or SMS campaigns to boost visibility
    • Use different codes for different campaigns so you can track which offers perform best.
    • Make sure there is a limit set on the coupons, to stop abuse.
    • Test the code before sharing it publicly to ensure it works properly