Once done, follow these steps to generate a unique coupon code for your contact:

• Go to your HubSpot account and navigate to Contacts from the main menu.
• There, find and click on the respective contact that you want a coupon for.

• On the next page, find and click on the MWB Create Coupon option which you’ll be able to see in the CRM Cards section on the right of your contact.
• Click Create Coupon.
• Select your WooCommerce store from the drop-down you want to create a coupon for.

• Then, fill in the following fields.
  • Type in the coupon code.
  • Select the discount type (flat or percentage).
  • Type the coupon value.
  • Choose Always Active, for the customer to avail of coupons for every purchase.
  • Select the Expires At, then select an expiration date. Or select Relative (no. of days for which the coupon will be active).
  • Select Products to which the coupon will be applicable to claim a discount. Or choose Entire Store eligible for the coupon discount.
  • Also, you can Exclude Products that you don’t want to product discount for.
  • Lastly, select coupon Usage Limit.
• Once done, click Create New Coupon button.

This coupon will be available to the respective contact. You can intimate the contact for the same by creating an email workflow every time a new coupon is created.

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Follow the steps below to create automated coupons for Newsletter signups –

• • Create coupon rules. (Refer to the product documentation to know how to create coupon rules.) Make sure that your offered discount is lucrative enough for the viewer to signup for your newsletter.
  • Create and setup the email automation on your HubSpot portal. You can use personalized tokes when creating an email to add the coupon code property and the expiration period.
    
     

• Now, create the HubSpot workflow. We recommend creating a contact-based workflow to gather all your subscribers’ data into the contact properties.

• Add the triggers to your workflow like the Form Submission type and ensure you select the same form that you have used for the Newsletter signup.
  
• Next, set action – Create a Coupon. And select the already define coupon rule here.

• Now, set the next action as to send emails. In this part of the workflow, ensure that you add the same email template that you created earlier with the contact-based workflow and coupon code properties. 

And, you’re all set to send out coupon codes via email for every Newsletter Signup action performed.

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To see your account and billing history, you can:

• Login to the Automated Coupons by the MakeWebBetter app portal.
• Navigate to User Accounts from the left side panel.
• Click on the Billing tab on that page and you’ll see your billing history there.

If you have not renewed your subscription or haven’t made any transactions, you won’t see anything there.

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When sending unique coupon codes, our app shares your contact’s information by populating the contact property field types in HubSpot CRM. Under HubSpot’s contact property, you can add the following data –

• First Name
• Last Name
• Phone
• Address
• Country
• State/Region
• City
• Zip Code

Moreover, you can also add custom property field type in HubSpot to keep a record of each coupon shared like – 

• Coupon name
• Prefix
• Expiry date
• Usage limit, etc. 

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