Hi @emailchelsea123, 

Thanks for sharing your question with us! Happy to help!

As the coupon is static, you won’t see this in your uploaded coupon section, as you only upload unique/dynamic coupons. As stated in our helpful documentation, all that’s needed for a static discount code is to create it within your ecommerce platform and then use it in Klaviyo by dragging and dropping it in a text block and type in the code.

Your code is very close! You’re just missing some extra code at the end. Here’s an example.

mysite.com/discount/{% coupon_code 'your_code' %}?redirect=/new-path

I’d suggest checking out this helpful community post for more insight!

Thanks for participating in the Community!

-Taylor

Thanks, I did all of that, but the gift card still doesn’t attach itself and automatically apply. I’m asking is there a way to do this for gift cards? My example isn’t a coupon.

Hey @emailchelsea123 ,

As far as I know, there is not a way to automatically attached a gift card to a link. I think you would still want to provide the gift card number to customers incase they want to make a smaller purchase and still have a remaining balance on the card for a second purchase. 

Gift card numbers are not the best to look at, but I still think it’s the best solution here unless you wanted to go the coupon route and assign the coupon to the specific user ($50 off their order). 

@Akers Digital Thanks, I did that. I just also wanted to make my button clickable to add ease of use. 

Wish I had a better answer for you @emailchelsea123 ! Hope the campaign was successful for you.

Hi @emailchelsea123, 

Yes, to echo what’s already been said, while you can’t attach a gift card to a URL, you could use a coupon code that would act as a ‘gift card’ without really being one, that would take off a certain amount of $ from their order. So while this isn’t actually a gift card per say, it accomplishes your goal.

Taylor