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Give bigger discounts at higher order values, with a nudge to reach the next tier.
Spend more, save more sets tiers of order value. The highest tier the cart reaches applies, and the customer is told how much more to add for the next one.
Under Tiers: order value → discount there are three rows. Fill as many as you need; at least one is required.
| Column | Rule |
|---|---|
| From | The spend at which this tier starts |
| Value | The percentage or the amount of this tier |
| Discount kind | Percentage or Fixed amount, per row |
Rows are sorted by From when you save. A row with a value of 0 is ignored.
| From | Value | Discount kind |
|---|---|---|
| 200 | 10 | Percentage |
| 400 | 15 | Percentage |
A cart of 250 gets 10% off and the message "Add 150.00 more to get 15% off". A cart of 400 gets 15% off.
This differs from Minimum order value in card 4, which looks at the whole cart before any discount.
If staff remove items from a placed order, it keeps the tier it reached when it was placed. The discount is recalculated at that tier on the items that remain.
Use one tiered rule instead of several order discounts with different minimums. With separate rules, more than one could apply to a large cart unless you make them exclusive.
Every offer type shares the same optional cards: products and exclusions, customers, channels and locations, schedule, code, limits and budget and priority and combining.