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    Creating Discounts for Tickets/Products
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        Creating Discounts for Tickets/Products

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            Creating Discounts to be Used on Tickets and Products

            Why does this matter?

            You can create discount "buttons" that make adding a dollar/percentage discount easy when checking out customers on the POS.

            There are 4 types of discounts in Dripos as listed below. This article will focus on Custom discounts which will create quick-apply buttons on the POS.

            1. Custom Ticket Discounts
            2. One-Time Ticket Discounts
            3. Custom Product Discounts
            4. One-Time Product Discounts

            Creating Ticket Discounts on the Web Dashboard

            A ticket discount is one that applies to the entire order and discounts the subtotal of the transaction, rather than a specific product.

            Here is an article on how to create ticket discounts.

            Once you create a ticket discount, it will live within the Tags icon on the register screen of the POS:
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            Creating Product Discounts on the Web Dashboard

            A product discount is one that you attach to specific products and discounts only that product, rather than discounting the total ticket price.

            Here is an article on how to create product discounts.

            You must manually attach the product discount you created to products in your menu.

            You can bulk-attach products to a product discount on the Web Dashboard by going to Sales > Menu > select a category, and clicking on the square icons to the left of each product:
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            Once you create a product discount, it will live within the specific product's button within the register screen of the POS:
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            Need more help?

            Here is an article on the different types of discounts.

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