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CouponCode Object

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CouponCode Object

CouponCode Object

Created by CashBox in response to a Generate Coupon Codes request, this object stores the randomly generated string Codes for the Coupon Campaign.

Each coupon code may be redeemed a fixed number of times. When a coupon code is applied to multiple AutoBillItems within a single AutoBill, or multiple TransactionItems on a single Transaction, it will count as a single redemption. If a Coupon Code is applied to multiple AutoBills, or multiple Transactions, it will count as multiple redemptions. (Applying a Coupon Code to a single AutoBill at multiple points in time will also count as multiple redemptions.)

For more information on generating Coupon Codes, see Campaigns in the CashBox Programming Guide. 

Data Members

Data Type

Description

campaignId

string

Read-only. A unique identifier for the Campaign object.

code

string

The Coupon value, which consists of <couponCodePrefix><separator (if defined)><randomly generated string>.

This field is available only when creating the Coupon. When retrieving the CouponCode object, this field will always be returned blank.

note

string

An optional memo regarding the CouponCode.

redeemedBy

CouponRedeemedBy

An array of CouponRedeemedBy objects, which lists the Account and date on which the Coupon was redeemed. Fields include:

  • merchantAccountId (string)
  • accountVID (string)
  • date (dateTime)

sequence

int

A unique number for each Coupon Code generated, starting with 1.

state

CouponCodeState

The state of the Coupon Code:

  • Not Yet Activated
  • Activated
  • Redeemed
  • Expired
  • Marked Used
  • Retrieved
  • Invalidated
  • Initialized

VID

string

Vindicia's Globally Unique Identifier (GUID) for this object. When creating a new CouponCode object, leave this field blank; it will be automatically populated by CashBox.

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