Discount Coupon Importer

About Discount Coupon Importer

Built by Ecwid

Description

Easily import discount coupons from a CSV file

Got a ton of coupons to add? Look no further!

Preparing for promotion in a store takes a good amount of time: set up discounts, order advertisements, add a banner to storefront and so on. But how to create many discount coupons you already planned at once?

Now you have a solution. Discount Coupon Importer helps you import as many coupons as you want right from a CSV file. This way you can prepare it carefully and submit into the store whenever you are ready. You can also limit the coupon’s expiration and launch dates, how many times it can be used, and other options.

Please, note that you shall use the semicolon delimiter.

Save your time and get busy selling!

Pros

Easily import bulk discount coupons from a CSV file, saving time on manual entry.
Allows for careful preparation and planning of discounts, enabling more efficient management of promotional campaigns.
Features include limiting coupon expiration and launch dates, as well as controlling usage frequency, providing flexibility in promotion management.
Supports large-scale coupon import, making it ideal for stores with extensive promotional needs.

Cons

Requires the use of a semicolon delimiter in the CSV file, which may cause compatibility issues or require additional formatting steps.
Potential for errors in CSV preparation if not carefully managed, which could lead to incorrect coupon details being imported.

Top Helpful Reviews

Jp G.

Aug 08, 2023 on Ecwid

The importer is missing fields that exist in the coupon section of Ecwid. I would like to include "limit to category" and then be able to enter my category in the field. I would also like to be able to not input an expiration date.

Gf S.

Sep 06, 2022 on Ecwid

Valid to date is having the time of 00:00:00 while creating coupon manually this time in ecwid logs shows 23:59:59.0nnSo coupon got expired on last date midnight 00:00:00, rather this should expire by 23:59:59

Hilary A.

Sep 01, 2021 on Ecwid

Had to reach out to Ecwid for help as the sample was formatted a bit differently when opened with Google Sheets. Once that was fixed, it worked perfectly!nnIf you're using Google Sheets, remove the quotations around the words, make sure date format is YYYY-MM-DD (you don't need the time), and keep the row with the titles. I had to use the first cell for the information separated by a semicolon versus individual cells before saving to csv.