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Setting up Discount Thresholds for Automatic Discounts at Checkout
Using a discount threshold, you can set a minimum order value to automatically apply a discount. A discount threshold allows you to set a minimum order value, upon reaching which a discount is applied automatically at checkout.
Minimum Order Amount: The minimum total cart value required before discount applies.
Discount %: Percentage of discount applied once the order meets the threshold.
Maximum Discount Limit: The maximum discount allowed, even if the percentage gives more.
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If the set minimum order amount = €100, discount = 5%, and max discount limit = €10: – An order of €100 → gets €5 off – An order of €300 → would normally get €15 off, but it is capped at €10. |
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If the set minimum order amount = ₹1000, discount = 10%, and max discount limit = ₹200: – An order of ₹1000 → gets ₹100 off – An order of ₹2500 → would normally get ₹250 off, but it is capped at ₹200 |
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If the set minimum order amount = $100, discount = 10%, and max discount limit = $15: – An order of $100 → gets $10 off – An order of $200 → would normally get $20 off, but it is capped at $15 |
Note: Automatic discounts can’t be combined with manual coupon codes.