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Website Coupons & Vouchers

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Technical name	website_voucher
License	LGPL-3
Website	https://store.webkul.com/Odoo-Website-Voucher.html
Included Dependencies	Webkul Message Wizard Module For Merging Pos/Website Coupons Webkul Message Wizard

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Odoo Website Coupons & Vouchers

Coupons & Vouchers on Odoo Website!

Website Vouchers & Coupons empowers you to manage coupons and vouchers in Odoo seamlessly. Every coupon showcases a unique code for customers to apply at checkout and enjoy exclusive discounts. Heighten the customers' experience and boost your sales with personalized promotions.

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User Guide

https://webkul.com/blog/odoo-website-vouchers/

Attract More Customers to Your Website by Offering Coupons

Customers always look for a store where they are valued. One who is offering lucrative discounts and deals. It can help you encourage new customers and keep them loyal to your store. It is often seen that if anyone has coupons and vouchers for a particular website then it increases their chance of purchase.

Therefore, coupon-based strategies can never go out of trend as itss a fantastic way to retain old customers. However, the product quality or services you are offering greatly influence the purchase and play a vital role. Vouchers & Coupons can provide you a chance to show your products' quality to the customers.

Strengthen Customer Relationships with Vouchers & Coupons

According to a Forbes report, the "Majortiy of millennials search for a coupon before making a purchase."
Coupons and Vouchers permit you to provide personalized discounts to your customers which makes them feel extraordinary. In addition, customers have excitement to redeem the coupons which take them to any website.
Coupons are a way to let your customers know that they are important to you. These ways are really helpful to retain the old customers too and build a strong relationship with customers.

Offers Coupons and Vouchers to your Odoo Website Customers

Website Coupons & Vouchers come up with the functionality to create digital discount coupons for customers in Odoo. You can set the discount as fixed or a percentage of the total cart value.
Each coupon contains a unique code to validate it with the purchase. Customers just have to enter the available coupon code to get the defined discount. The Odoo user can create general vouchers and coupons for all customers, or special coupons for specific customers.

Perks of Odoo Website Coupons & Vouchers

The Odoo app attracts customers to make purchases they might have otherwise postponed, boosting revenue and sales.
Providing exclusive discounts fosters loyalty among customers, encouraging repeat business and word-of-mouth referrals.
Vouchers and coupons act as a powerful marketing tool, attracting new customers who are enticed by the limited-time offers.
Unique coupon codes help you track the effectiveness of each coupon or voucher campaign helping them refine marketing strategies.
Time-limited discounts create urgency and drive hesitant visitors to convert into paying customers.

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Below is the detailed list of Feature for Odoo Website Coupons & Vouchers

Generates coupon code to offer discounts

Provide flat or percentage discounts

Allow partial redemption on vouchers

Permit voucher redemption on specific products

Shows coupon list on customer's profile

View details of every coupon in the backend

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Detailed Features

Website View

Backend View

Voucher Configurations

Detailed Features List

Below is the list of features Odoo Website Coupons & Vouchers

Introduces the Discount Coupons to Odoo Website

It allows you to create and manage website coupons.
Every coupon includes a unique code.
Customers need to use the code at the checkout page to avail of the discount.

Create Coupons for Selected Products

Create coupon codes for selected products.
Or, create codes for some specific products..

Specify the Minimum Cart Amount Eligibility for Coupon Use

You can choose to enable minimum cart amount validation for a coupon.
Specify the minimum cart amount for customers to avail of the coupon discount.
Every Odoo website coupon can have a different minimum cart value.

Limit Coupon and Voucher Validity and Usage

The Odoo app allows entering the number of times a coupon can be used on the website.
Once the number is reached the coupons will automatically expire.

Shows Available Coupons on Website Checkout Page

Customers can see the available coupons on the product page.
Customers can redeem the coupon from the checkout page.

View Usage History of Website Coupons in Odoo

You can view the usage history of all the coupons.
After reaching the defined coupon limit, they automatically expire.

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