Introduction
Use StoreHub’s Promotions feature to run sales and promotions at your outlet(s).
In this article, we'll explore how to set discounts on the total bill by amount (RM / $ etc)
Note: This feature is only available in the Advanced & Pro plans.
How to Set Promotions
Step 1.
From your BackOffice, go to Promotions, and click New Promotion.
Step 2.
Type in the name of your promotion. This name would appear on the iPad Register when the promotion is applied to the transaction.
Step 3.
Select which stores your promotion is applied to.
Step 4.
Tick Enable if you would like the promotion to be applied immediately.
Step 5.
Select the effective time frame of your promotion. Start with selecting the start and end dates - if the end date is left blank, the promotion will not end.
Step 6.
Select the starting and ending time. If promotion is to last for the entire day, it will happen from 00:00 to 24:00.
This discount takes a fixed amount off of the total bill. The discounted amount is applied to the total bill and is only applicable for products of the same tax code.
Step 1.
Select the type of discount.
Step 2.
Type in the discounted value (applied only on the total bill).
Step 3.
Indicate how this promotion is applied, by filling up the relevant fields.
Notes on how promotion is applied:
- All Orders: Promotion applies on all transactions.
- Orders over or equal to: Discount is only applicable for orders over/equal to the specified amount.
Products of Category:
Select the category that the promo is applied to. When there is more than one category (Category A and Category B), the promotion will apply to EITHER of the categories (Category A OR Category B).
Indicate minimum and maximum purchase that is required, before the discount is given. "Minimum" refers to the least amount of products that need to be purchased before the promotion applies. "Maximum" refers to the largest amount of products that can be purchased before the promotion does not apply.
If the minimum and maximum fields are left blank, it means that discount is applied to any amount purchased.
Products with Tags:
Select the tags that the promo is applied to. When there is more than one tag (Tag A and Tag B), the promotion will apply to EITHER of the tags (Tag A OR Tag B).
Indicate minimum and maximum purchase that is required, before the discount is given. "Minimum" refers to the least amount of products that need to be purchased before the promotion applies. "Maximum" refers to the largest amount of products that can be purchased before the promotion does not apply.
If the minimum and maximum fields are left blank, it means that discount is applied to all orders with items of the categories selected, regardless of quantity.
Specific Products:
Select the products that the promotion is applied to. When there is more than one product (Product A and Product B), the promotion will apply to EITHER of the products (Product A OR Product B).
Indicate minimum and maximum purchase that is required, before the discount is given. "Minimum" refers to the least amount of products that need to be purchased before the promotion applies. "Maximum" refers to the largest amount of products that can be purchased before the promotion does not apply.
If the minimum and maximum fields are left blank, it means that discount is applied to all orders with the specific items selected, regardless of quantity.
Customers with Tags:
Select customer tags to apply the promotion. When there is more than one customer tag (Customer Tag A and Customer Tag B), promotion will apply to EITHER of the group of customers with those tags (Customer Tag A OR Customer Tag B).
Specific Product Purchase
If your promotion requires a specific product to be purchased first, tick the 'Require Specific Product Purchase' checkbox. A new row of fields will appear:
- Specify products of a Category, Tag or specific products.
- Select the Minimum quantity to be purchased.

How do refunds work for Configurable Promotions?
Store owners are free to set up the store’s return policy. Refund amounts can be configured when processing returns.
To learn how to perform refunds, click here.
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