Campaign types

Conditional, Buy X Get Y, BOGO, bundle and volume discounts.

After choosing a discount class, pick the campaign type that matches your offer.

Type	How it works
Conditional Discount	Applies a discount whenever the conditions you specify are met. The most flexible type, and the starting point when nothing else fits.
Buy X Get Y Discounted (BXGY)	The shopper buys a certain number of items and receives different items at a discount.
Buy One Get One (BOGO)	The shopper buys a quantity of an item and receives a discounted item. The cheapest eligible items are discounted first.
Bundle Discount	A specific combination of items must be in the cart; complete bundle sets are discounted.
Volume Discount	Quantity tiers, where buying more increases the discount.

The campaign name is optional and is never shown to customers. It only helps you find the campaign later.

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Several campaigns in one discount

One discount can hold several campaigns. The campaign list in the form’s side panel shows them; use Add new to add another, and the row menu to Edit, Duplicate, Move up, Move down or Delete one. The campaign you are editing is marked Editing.

When more than one campaign in the same discount could apply, the Discount application strategy decides what happens. See Combinations and strategy.

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Standard and advance input

The Function input setting in the side panel offers two modes:

• Standard input covers the common fields.
• Advance input adds product tags, collections and cart attributes for more complex rules. It is required for Dynamic Price.

Switching to advance input changes which qualifiers are offered.

You can’t change the input type after the discount is created. To use the other mode, create a new discount.

Bundle Discount discounts a combination of items the shopper adds separately. To merge items into a single bundle line in the cart, use Cart Transform instead.