A 'Coupon block' can be used to create a resource with coupon data. The use of a coupon block allows the user to create, for example, a source with win codes or access codes.
Please note that the main purpose of the coupon code is to provide one-time codes.
Drag a coupon block to the worksheet and connect the block to a selection block.
You can use the coupon block only if the selection is saved.
Double-click the coupon block to open the settings.
The left side displays the status of the coupon codes. On the right side you will find the settings.
Settings
On the 'Settings' tab, the user can set a retention period.
The retention period determines how long coupon codes are available within Ternair Campaign.
Status
After successfully outputting a coupon block, a new data source for output blocks is created.
You can use coupon data to send e-mailings or text messages, for example.
After codes are issued, you can open the coupon block to see which codes are still available and which have already been used.
General Settings
Option
Description
Block template
Each app block can be saved as a template. After an app block is saved as a template, it can be used as a template for other app blocks. A block template can be reused by clicking 'Open block template' in the lower left corner of the app block and selecting the template from the list.
Description
You can specify a description for a snapshot block. The description field is for specifying a logical description for the block. This makes the content of the app block easily recognizable in the selection flowchart.
Apply
Clicking the apply button saves the preliminary settings for the selection block.
Cancel
Use the Cancel button to undo your changes.
Save
The 'Save' button allows you to save your changes without (re)calculating the block.
Calculate
The last step is to calculate the enrichment. Select the coupon block, right-click and click "calculate.
By creating a coupon block, the coupon data, as it is at the time of execution, is included in the database. The coupon data can then be used as input for other blocks (in the same selection) at a later time.
