CPP Custom Product Cards (Prepaid Order Codes)
Only a user with the Point of Sale access permission can create prepaid coupons.
Each generated coupon has a short but unique URL that when loaded will take the user straight to the relevant product within the acp3_2 app. Clicking the Add to Cart button will subsequently take the customer to a details form. Once the form has been completed, the coupon is expired and an order is created in OMS. Coupons can only be used once.
Step 1 - Generating the Coupons
Coupons can be generated by selecting the required products in CPP and then picking Create Prepaid Coupons from the bulk actions drop-down menu.
A popup will then be shown with three additional options.
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| Retailer | The retailer to which the order created from the coupon belongs. |
| Quantity | The quantity of coupons to generate for each selected product. |
| App Configuration | The acp3_2 configuration code to use as part. This can be used for adding CSS and retailer branding. |
Clicking Create Coupons will then provide the user with a ZIP file containing:
- A CSV with a row for each coupon (with columns for product name, SKU and the coupon’s URL).
- A PNG QR code for each coupon URL, categorised by product retail SKU (defaulting to supplier SKU if retail SKU is blank).
Order Routing
How prepaid orders are routed depends on the company structure for the selected retailer.
If the retailer has no drop-ships assigned to it, then it is assumed to be a self fulfilment order and the order’s secondary company will be left blank.
If the retailer does have drop-ships assigned to it, then the order’s secondary company will automatically be set to the correct drop-ship for the product.
Step 2 - Distributing Coupons
Coupon QR codes or URLs can then be distributed to customers (i.e. via the use of product cards sold in a shop).
Step 3 - Redeeming Coupons
A coupon can be redeemed by visiting its URL or using the QR code.
Coupon URLs once opened page will look something like the following:
The URL has been chosen purposefully to be generic. The customer will not see any URLs mentioning Custom Gateway or Gateway3D unless they are inclined to view the page source or use the browser’s debugging tools.
After clicking Add to Cart, the customer will be shown a form where they can input their details.
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