Gift vouchers
How to voucher types and what they control
Voucher types define how a class of vouchers behaves before any individual voucher is issued. A voucher type includes the name, active status, purchase amount, redemption value, item scope, expiration behavior, redemption schedule rules, exclusions, combinability, usage limits, and descriptive notes.
Voucher types define how a class of vouchers behaves before any individual voucher is issued. A voucher type includes the name, active status, purchase amount, redemption value, item scope, expiration behavior, redemption schedule rules, exclusions, combinability, usage limits, and descriptive notes.
Voucher types and what they control
Voucher types define how a class of vouchers behaves before any individual voucher is issued. A voucher type includes the name, active status, purchase amount, redemption value, item scope, expiration behavior, redemption schedule rules, exclusions, combinability, usage limits, and descriptive notes.
- Name identifies the voucher product in the catalog.
- Status controls whether the voucher type is active or inactive.
- Purchase amount is what the customer pays to buy the voucher.
- Value is the amount or redemption value the voucher carries.
- Description gives operators and marketing teams context about what the voucher is for.
Tips
- Set voucher restrictions at the voucher-type level first so every issued voucher inherits consistent behavior.
- Use All vouchers for support and balance questions, and Voucher types for pricing and rule changes.
- Review expiration, day-of-week, and exclusion rules carefully before launching seasonal campaigns.