Discount codes
How to status, expiry, and lifecycle
Discount codes can be active, inactive, or expired. Expiry is derived not only from manual status but also from end-date logic when date restrictions apply. This helps the discount list communicate whether a code is live, paused, or no longer valid.
Discount codes can be active, inactive, or expired. Expiry is derived not only from manual status but also from end-date logic when date restrictions apply. This helps the discount list communicate whether a code is live, paused, or no longer valid.
Status, expiry, and lifecycle
Discount codes can be active, inactive, or expired. Expiry is derived not only from manual status but also from end-date logic when date restrictions apply. This helps the discount list communicate whether a code is live, paused, or no longer valid.
- Active means the code is currently eligible when its other rules pass.
- Inactive means the code is intentionally disabled.
- Expired means the campaign date window has ended.
Tips
- Decide the targeting and stacking rules before publishing the code, because those are usually more important than the discount percentage itself.
- Use date, time, and day restrictions intentionally for demand shaping instead of only thinking about the discount amount.
- Review usage history after launch so campaigns can be adjusted before they overrun margin or underperform.