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# Coupons

You can create coupons for your funnel either within your Funnel or within the campaign on the CRM side.\
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To add a coupon from Checkout Champ, navigate to your funnel list, open the funnel, and then open edit the funnel’s settings.

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Use the coupon module to create a coupon for use within this campaign.\
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To route to Checkout Champ with automatic coupon application, include the couponCode parameter in the URL. Coupons can be passed with or without products. Coupons must first be entered on the funnel campaign to be recognized. It is not required to pass couponCode to a checkout page. couponCode can also be passed to any page prior to checkout, and will be maintained until the cardholder completes checkout.

Examples:

<https://checkout.myfunnelsite.com/checkout?products=234:1&couponCode=HALFOFF>

<https://checkout.myfunnelsite.com/checkout?couponCode=10OFF>

For multiple coupons separate with a comma.

<https://checkout.myfunnelsite.com/checkout?couponCode=10OFF,HALFOFF>

{% hint style="warning" %}
**Publish Required**\
Publish corresponding funnels when a **Default Coupon** is applied to a **campaign** or changed.
{% endhint %}


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