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# Discounts
Welcome to Shopeasy's Discount Management section! Here, you can create customized discounts for specific customers, products, or categories. Follow these steps to set up discounts:
#### Step 1: Navigate to Discounts
Click on **"Discounts"** in the sidebar to access the discount management page.
#### Step 2: Adding a New Discount
1. Click on **"Add New Discount"** located at the top right corner.
2. **Discount Type:**
* Select the type of discount you want to create:
* For Specific Customer
* For Specific Product
* For Specific Category
3. **Coupon Code:**
* Enter a unique code that customers will use to apply the discount.
4. **Discount Value:**
* Specify the value or percentage of the discount.
5. **Discount Name:**
* Provide a name for the discount for easy reference.
6. **Start Date and End Date:**
* Set the duration during which the discount will be valid.
#### Step 3: Save Your Discount
Click the **"Add New Discount"** button to add the discount to your system.
#### Managing Discounts
In the Discounts section, you can:
* **View Existing Discounts**
* **Edit Discount Details**
* **Delete Discounts**
#### Note:
* Creating customized discounts enhances customer loyalty and boosts sales.
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