Menu

The Menu tab is home to admin tasks, including switching stores, accessing your store’s WooCommerce Admin, your store view, reviews, and app settings. To access this view tap the Menu icon on the navigation bar at the bottom-right.

  • The Menu view is headed by the store details the app is currently connected to. The name and URL of the store are visible at a glance. The Switch store link will allow switching to another store
  • The Settings button at the top of this view leads to app Settings
  • Blaze – create Blaze Campaigns to get your products seen by millions
  • WooCommerce Admin – launches your WordPress Admin in an in-app browser to perform any tasks the app might not natively support. Click Done at the top-left to exit this view
  • View Store – launches the customer-facing view of your store in an in-app browser. Click Done at the top-left to exist this view
  • Coupons – create and manage your store’s coupons
  • Reviews – manage your product reviews
  • Customers– view information about any customer, including their number of orders, total spent, average order amount, and general location information

Creating, Viewing, and Editing Coupons

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Coupon management in the app is similar to that of your desktop site. To read more about how to manage coupons, check out this guide.

To view, edit, or create coupons, tap Menu > Settings > Coupons.

Viewing coupons

  • Once in the Coupons menu, search for the coupon you’d like to view or edit by pressing the Magnifying Glass icon in the top-right, or scroll and select a coupon
  • Once a coupon is selected, you’ll be able to see its status (active, draft, etc.), a summary of the discount (total discount amount, whether it adds free shipping, what products/ categories/ email addresses it applies to)
  • In the Performance section, you’re able to view how many orders the coupon has been applied to and the total discount associated with the coupon
  • To share a coupon, tap the ellipses menu on the top-right corner. Press Copy Code to copy the coupon’s discount code to your device’s clipboard, or press Share to bring up the standard iOS share menu

Creating Coupons

Once in the Coupons menu, click the + icon in the top-right corner to create a new coupon. Currently, the WooCommerce app allows you to create the three types of coupons that are in WooCommerce core:

  • Percentage discount – A percentage discount for selected products only. For example, if the cart contains three (3) t-shirts @ $20 each = $60, a coupon for 10% off applies a discount of $6.
  • Fixed cart discount – A fixed total discount for the entire cart. For example, if the cart contains three (3)  t-shirts @ $20 each = $60, a coupon for $10 off gives a discount of $10.
  • Fixed product discount – A fixed total discount for selected products only. Customers receive a set amount of discount per item. For example, three (3) t-shirts @ $20 each with a coupon for $10 off applies a discount of $30.

Once you select the type of coupon you want to create, fill out the necessary coupon information. If you have any questions about these fields, please check out this guide. After filling out the information, press Create at the bottom of the screen.

Editing coupons

To edit an existing coupon, select it from the Coupons menu.

Note: Currently, only core WooCommerce coupon types (Percentage discount, Fixed cart discount, and Fixed Product Discount) can be edited from the mobile app. Coupon types created by other extensions (Like WooCommerce Subscriptions, for example) cannot be edited from the app.

Once the coupon is selected:

  • Click the ellipses icon in the top-right corner, and choose Edit Coupon
  • Make all changes to the coupon. If you have any questions about these fields, check out this guide
  • Press Save at the very bottom when finished
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