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# Offers

## Setup Offers

1. Go to the account screen by clicking on the account icon in the bottom nav bar. 
2. Tap on the offer section just below my website.

### Add Offers

1. Tap on the hamburger button at the bottom right corner to add an offer.
2. Select either Fixed Discount or Bulk Discount.

<details>

<summary>Fix Discounts</summary>

1. Fix discounts are based on constraints. For e.g., If a user purchases X amount you give Y discount.&#x20;
2. To set up fix discount, select the offer type i.e. money or percentage.&#x20;
3. Select an offer for, i.e., reserve, pickup, delivery, or all of them.&#x20;
4. If you chose money, specify the "On buying amount" and "User's off amount". \
   E.g. On a $1000 purchase, the user gets $10 off.&#x20;
5. If you chose a percentage, specify the percentage discount. \
   E.g. 10% off on reserve.&#x20;
6. Click on add offer to save the offer.

</details>

{% hint style="info" %}
Note: Money is a cash discount, and the percentage is a discount on the purchased amount.&#x20;
{% endhint %}

<details>

<summary>Bulk Discount</summary>

1. If you offer a "buy 1 get 1" offer in all of your menu items select "yes" else "no".&#x20;
2. If you offer a percentage off in all of your set-up percentages. \
   For e.g. 10% off on your all menu. Click on "Apply Discounts" to save changes.

</details>

### Edit Offers

1. Tap on the "Edit" icon on any offer card.&#x20;
2. You will be sent to a dialog similar to adding a discount.&#x20;
3. Follow the steps as mentioned in "Add Offer".

### Delete Offers

1. To delete the offer tap on the "Delete" icon on the offer card.&#x20;
2. A dialog will appear to delete or cancel.


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