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Can a voucher be part-redeemed?
Can a voucher be part-redeemed?

Can the vouchers we sell be partially redeemed

Updated over 3 years ago

You/your business (the voucher seller) can decide how your vouchers can be used when you create them.

You can create vouchers that can only be used once (single-use) or vouchers that can be used multiple times (multi-use).

There are two types of multi-use vouchers, monetary-based and quantity-based.

Monetary: Each time a monetary multi-use voucher holder uses their voucher, the value of the voucher is reduced by the amount they spend, and the remaining value is retained on their voucher for them to use at their next visit.

Quantity: Each time a quantity multi-use voucher holder uses their voucher, the number of uses of their voucher is reduced each time they redeem. An example of this type of voucher would be a voucher offering 5 x Gym/Health Club access for the price of 4, so the quantity for this voucher would be set to 5.

VoucherCart keeps track of monetary and quantity usage of all vouchers so you don’t need to worry about recording or monitoring this elsewhere.

When a voucher is presented for use simply enter the voucher code and add the monetary value or quantity to be used at the holder's visit.

VoucherCart will record all changes against the voucher so when it’s presented again you can see the monetary value or quantity of uses remaining clearly.

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