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# Discount Code

## **Discount Codes Guide**

The **Discount Codes** feature allows you to offer special pricing to attendees by providing unique codes that reduce ticket prices. This is useful for **promotions, early bird discounts, VIP access, or group/company discounts**.

### **Accessing Discount Codes**

1. **Log in** to your EventNook account.
2. Go to **AppV3** > **Manage** > **Discount** > **Discount Code**.

### **Why Use Discount Codes?**

✔ **Boost registrations** – Encourage early sign-ups or special group purchases.\
✔ **Reward VIPs or loyal customers** – Offer exclusive pricing to select attendees.\
✔ **Manage group discounts** – Provide corporate or bulk purchase discounts easily.

### **How to Create a Discount Code**

1. Click **Create a Discount** (for single-use codes) or **Create Bulk Discount Code** (for multiple users, e.g., a company-wide discount). 
2. Enter the **Discount Code** (e.g., VIP10, EARLYBIRD)
3. Set the **discount amount or percentage**.
4. Select the **ticket types** the code applies to.
5. Set any **usage limits** (optional, e.g., max redemptions per code).
6. Click **Save** to activate the discount.

Once created, share the discount code with attendees. They can enter it during checkout to receive the discounted price.

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