Vouchers-Retiring a Voucher Code

Video Transcription

Retiring vouchers. If you have an existing voucher that is no longer relevant to your use case, you can go ahead and retire them. So let's go to Tools, Coupon Code, Voucher Code,  and you will be brought to the Voucher Code Manager page, and you can see the voucher code, the target course, the affiliation it is available for,  the usage count, and the promotion. To retire this code, that means it could no longer be used.  You just click on the eye, and if you hover it, it will tell you to click to retire the promo code. So this voucher code, watch for it.  If I click this, it will disappear from this page.  There you go, it is no longer there. And there's a little toggle box over here that lets you see or unsee the active codes. So if it's checked, you will not see the retired codes.  If you uncheck it, you will see all the codes, including the ones that are retired, but you will see that the icon eye is crossed out, meaning it is now retired.  So that's how you retire a voucher code.

Video Summary

In this video, the speaker explains how to retire vouchers that are no longer relevant. To do this, go to Tools, Coupon Code, Voucher Code, and access the Voucher Code Manager page. Here, you can see the code, target course, affiliation, usage count, and promotion of each voucher. To retire a code, simply click on the eye icon and it will no longer be usable. The code will disappear from the page once retired. Additionally, there is a toggle box to show or hide retired codes. When checked, retired codes will be hidden with a crossed-out eye icon. This summarizes the video content of retiring voucher codes.

Asset Subtitle

When you no longer need to use a voucher code, you can retire it. Retiring a voucher code means it could no longer be used to discount the price of the courses associated with it.

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Creation Year 2021

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