Run promos that
convert.

By default only the single best-value offer applies, so discounts never compound by accident. Mark individual promotions as stackable when you do want them to combine, and set the order they are applied in at checkout.

Yes — every promotion carries an outlet scope. Run a code across the whole group, or restrict it to individual branches for a soft launch or a location-specific offer.

Set a total redemption cap for the campaign, and a per-customer cap on top of it. Once either limit is reached the code stops validating at the till and online, so there is nothing to switch off manually.

Yes. Give each promotion a start and end date plus an optional recurring window — weekday lunches, for example — and it activates and expires on its own.

By default discounts apply to the item subtotal only, so delivery fees, service charges and taxes are left untouched. To run a free-delivery offer, use the dedicated delivery-fee discount type instead.

Yes. Target a promotion at one or more loyalty tiers and it will only validate for customers in those tiers, whether they order in store or online.