Introduction

You can use product coupons to offer customer a discounts on Quick Heal products. When customers enter the coupon code at checkout while doing an in-app purchase, the coupon when applied reduces the final price of the product being purchased. In the CRW portal, the admin can enter various coupons and related rules as decided by the product management and stakeholders from time to time. You (admin) can offer discounts based on coupons to the customers purchasing Quick Heal products through the app and on the website.

Coupon Rules

You can create rules and assign the rules to coupons in the CRW configuration. These coupons are visible to the end user in app product purchase flow based on the conditions specified in the coupon rule. These conditions will apply on the CRW checkout for the specified product and reduce the purchase price.

Creating Coupon Rule

On the Coupon Rule page, a table containing Name, Condition and Action fields is displayed.

To create a coupon rule, follow these steps:

1. Click the Coupon Rule tab.
   You are redirected to Coupon Rules page that displays existing coupon rules.

2. Click Add Rule.
   You are redirected to Add Rule page.

3. Enter a name for the rule. The name of the rule should be unique.

4. Enter the parameter, condition, and the related values for the group.

5. Select a parameter option from the first drop down, condition in the second drop down and the applicable values in the third drop down. Refer following table for possible conditions and applicable values for the selected parameters:

    

   Parameter	Conditions that can be used	Possible values	Example of created rule
   Product Name	==, CONTAINS	Single or multiple product values can be selected	Product Name==’AntiVirus Pro’
   Sku Code	==, CONTAINS	Single or multiple values can be selected	Sku Code==’NQHTSD01U36’
   Period	==	Single or multiple values can be selected	Period==’1’ Note: only 1 or 3 values (in years) are used as per Sku.
   Purchase Type	==	Single or multiple values can be selected	Purchase Type==’Buy’
   Product Type	==, CONTAINS	Single or multiple values can be selected	Product Type==’Android’ *available in the future
   Product Version	CONTAINS	Single or multiple values can be selected	Product Version CONTAINS ‘AV23’, ‘AV24’.
   Validity (left in days)	==, >, >=, <, <=	Single value can be assigned	Validity > 100
   Email	==, CONTAINS	Single or multiple values can be selected separated by a comma	Email==’JohnDoe@abc.com’
   Mobile No	==, CONTAINS	Single or multiple values can be selected separated by a comma	Mobile No==’123456789’
   Product Key	==, CONTAINS	Single or multiple values can be selected separated by a comma	Product Key==’ 26981-643F2-137A0-41707’
   Dealer Code	==, CONTAINS	Single, multiple or blank values can be selected separated by a comma	Dealer Code==’222’ (alphanumeric values are allowed)
   BagEngCode	==, CONTAINS	Single, multiple, or blank values can be selected separated by a comma	BagEngCode==’2345’
   State	==, CONTAINS	Single or multiple values can be selected separated by a comma	State==’Maharashtra’ Valid States names can be used.
   City	==, CONTAINS	Single or multiple values can be selected separated by a comma	City==’Pune’
   KYC	==	True, False or Blank	Only blank value accepted as of release date.

   Later you can assign this rule to one of the coupon codes.

6. Click + plus icon to add multiple conditions with the AND or OR operation.

7. Click + plus icon in front of Group to create multiple groups if required.

8. Click Save. The rule is created. In the table we can see the rule name with the given conditions. You can edit and delete the rules as required through the respective icons.

   Note: You cannot delete any rule to which coupons are assigned.