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Must know
  • Automatic discounts apply at checkout with no code. You build them on the same Discounts page as promo codes, and they carry an Automatic badge in the list.
  • On the Type step, pick an automatic starting point — Automatic sale, Staff discount, Member price, Family / sibling, Multi-class, New customer welcome, or Early-bird sale. Choosing one hides the Code field.
  • Add Conditions to decide who qualifies. When a rule carries more than one condition, all conditions must be met.
Automatic discounts apply themselves at checkout — the customer never types a code. You create them under Settings > Financial Setup > Discounts, right alongside your promo codes.
1

Start an automatic discount

Click Create discount, then on the Type step choose an automatic type — an Automatic sale, a Staff discount, a Member price, a Family / sibling or Multi-class rule, a New customer welcome, or an Early-bird sale. Since there’s no code to share, the Code field drops off and the wizard notes that the discount applies automatically.
2

Set who and what it covers

On the General step, set the Scope (and optional item list) for what the discount comes off, plus a Valid from and optional Valid to window. Use Conditions to limit who qualifies — for example the account already holds a membership, a Staff role, a New customer, a Payment interval, or a minimum count of Athletes in cart / Items in cart. Every condition you add has to be met for the discount to apply.
3

Set the amount

On the Pricing step, choose a percentage or fixed amount and any caps. For a family or multi-class rule you can also turn on Only discount beyond the minimum — the first qualifying items stay full price and the extra ones are discounted — and set Max discounted items.
4

Publish

Save as Draft or publish. Once it’s active, the discount applies on its own; at checkout the customer sees a line such as “Summer Sale — applied automatically.”
If both an automatic discount and a typed code could apply to the same line, the better one wins — so a customer’s code can be replaced by a larger automatic saving. Related: How do I create a discount code? · How are promo codes different from automatic discounts? · How do I control which products a discount applies to? · How do I discount recurring memberships or passes?