Do I need this plugin for existing coupon codes?

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William

Here’s the big picture.
We’re currently migrating our ecommerce over to WooCommerce from a different platform.
Part of what we are moving over is a list of existing non-expiring coupons.
These coupon codes need to be associated with affiliates.
So, once I get all these codes in, what next?

My initial impression is that this plugin is needed if one wants to make that affiliate-to-coupon association.
But now, after scanning through the docs, I get the impression that it’s more for coupon creation.

So, I guess I have 2 questions:
– Is this plugin required to associate affiliates with “existing” coupons?
– Once I get the coupons imported, where do I go to associate them with the appropriate affiliate?

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3 responses to “Do I need this plugin for existing coupon codes?”

  1. George Avatar
    George

    Hi William,

    If you want more than one coupons per affiliate, you can use a comma separated list of coupon codes.

    Cheers

  2. William Avatar
    William

    What about multiple coupon codes?
    Am I correct to presume that the attr_value for the coupons attribute can be a comma separated string or something?

  3. George Avatar
    George

    Hi William,

    Affiliates Coupons is not required since your coupons already exist.
    You can associate a coupon with an affiliate, by editing the affiliate’s attributes and adding a new coupon attribute with the respective coupon code.

    Kind regards,
    George

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