Must know
- Any status. You can edit a discount in any status (Draft, Scheduled, Active, Expired or Deactivated). Changes apply to future checkouts; past orders keep the savings they got.
- Count usage by is locked. It can’t be changed once a discount exists. Create a new discount to count usage differently.
- Total redemptions has a floor. It can’t be set below the uses already recorded. On discounts that count usage by orders, this field is called Total discounted orders.
- Save changes keeps the status. A Deactivated discount stays Deactivated until you click Activate, while a later Valid to or a higher Total redemptions can bring an Expired discount back to Active.
1
Open the discount
Go to Settings > Financials > Discounts. Click the discount, then Edit, or choose Edit in its row’s three-dot menu. Edit Discount opens with the fields filled in.
2
Change what you need
Editing skips the Type step and opens on General. Click Next for Pricing, where you can still switch between Percent off and Amount off.
3
Save
On Pricing, click Save changes. A Draft shows Save as Draft and Publish instead: Publish makes it live, or Scheduled if Valid from is in the future. You return to the discount’s page with “Discount updated”. Cancel leaves without saving.
- A cap below the uses already recorded: “Total redemptions can’t be set below the [number] already used.”
- A percentage over 100%.
- Every charge with a New customer condition, or with a Buy X, get Y whose qualifying items differ from its discounted items.