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Creating Discount Code Groups with Magento

Updated by Dan

Overview

Once you connect with Magento, GRIN lets you generate discount code groups and assign them to your creators, who can then share their discount codes so their audiences can use the codes when purchasing your products.

Since your Magento store is also integrated into GRIN, you can track a discount code's revenue and attribute it to the associated creator. You can learn how to create codes in GRIN with Magento with this article.

Note: If you already have discount codes in your Ecommerce store that you'd like to import, you can do so by uploading a CSV file of creators and their codes to GRIN instead. For more information, see Importing Creators.

What You'll Need

How to Do It

1. Navigate to Brands > Discounts.

2. Click New Group.

3. In Step 1: Group Options, complete the following fields:

  • Group Name (Internal Use) and Magento Rule Name

  • How Should New Codes be Assigned?

  • Code Pattern

  • Priority

Note: Do not create identical code patterns for different discount code groups.

4. Navigate to Step 2: Discount Options and set Discount Type, Discount Value, Apply to Shipping, and Free Shipping.

5. Navigate to Step 3: Applies To and configure product/category scope and Customer Groups.

6. Navigate to Step 4: Discount Usage Limits and configure usage limits, start date, and end date.

7. Navigate to Step 5: Affiliate Settings to choose a Payout Type and specify the Payout Value that creators will receive when the discount code is used.

Note: While this Payout Type will be the default payout for all creators assigned the code, you can also update a creator's individual payout type and amount for your discount code from their Creator Profile. For more information, check out our help article Creator Contact Profile Overview.

8. Click Save.

Conclusion

Your discount code group has been created. Now, you're ready to generate and assign this code group to your creators. Once customers start using your creators' codes, you'll be able to track conversions and activity for those codes within GRIN.