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# Coupon Management

To manage your **Azzoa** e-commerce coupon, navigate to **Catalog >> Coupons**. You can see a table of coupons here.

![](https://i.imgur.com/Ox5LkKm.png)

This can be empty if you have no coupon already.

## New Coupon

To add a coupon, click on **Add New Coupon**. A form will open in modal pop up. Enter a **unique**, **uppercase** coupon code, careful about start date and expire date. You can select customers if you want to valid this coupon for only a group of your customers. You can also choose products like customers. Up to amount will only valid for percentage discount type. You can set upto, maximum use limit count, minimum cart amount required for this coupon to be valid to -1 for default behavior. Click on **save**.

![](https://i.imgur.com/HgXiZK5.png)

## Edit Coupon

To edit a coupon, click on pencil marked icon from associated coupon row. Edit fields as like add coupon and click on update.

![](https://i.imgur.com/XUiC3lD.png)

## Delete Coupon

You can only delete unused coupon from that table. Click on trash marked icon form associated coupon row. Confirm the modal.

![](https://i.imgur.com/FQrVmXy.png)

Please checkout the [video](https://youtu.be/5EeunntFnvY?list=PLii4-h5xweF8coKPY-zWW7jPhON96MZO9) on coupon management to get more information.

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