Hi @roarLittleLions, 

Welcome to the Community and thanks for sharing your question with us! 

Let me circle back with our Coupon squad and share an update when I have it! 

Thank you for participating in the Community!

-Taylor

Thank you Taylor. I figured out that I can import a CSV of discount codes using the uploaded coupons section. I’ve created a workflow to send an email after the variant A is purchased and use that uploaded coupons to iterate through the coupon codes.

I have only tested this with some test product, hopefully this is the correct way to go about this.

Hi @roarLittleLions 

Yes, that’s the correct approach! I do this with WooC client. I upload unique codes generated outside of Klaviyo and import them into Klaviyo and WooC so they are in sync.

The only consideration with this approach compared to Klaviyo/Shopify generated dynamic codes is that they need to be replenished manually; otherwise, the flow emails where those codes are inserted stop sending when the codes are exhausted.

Regards

Andy 

Hi @roarLittleLions, 

Great job so far and thanks @bluesnapper for your insight!

Yes, essentially grab the codes from your partner company and upload them to Klaviyo. To ensure you only send this coupon to variant A, which isn’t your product, I’d suggest using a Trigger split to see which variant was purchased. You call the dynamic code in an email  by inputting {% coupon_code 'NAME_OF_YOUR_COUPON' %} into the flow email, and it will assign the customer one of the uploaded coupons. So you will be all set!

It should also be noted that the expiration you set in Klaviyo for the uploaded codes is when they expire in Klaviyo* alone. This expiration date in Klaviyo does not impact the actual expiration of the uploaded codes which would be set outside of Klaviyo.

Hope this helps!

-Taylor