Catalog & offers
Keep products, prices and offer terms ready for orders, Buy links and your own checkout. Your team can manage the range in Inttegro, while your application uses the same catalog through the API.
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Products & prices
Sell goods, digital products and services at a fixed amount, or let customers decide what to contribute. A product can have multiple prices, so different amounts and currencies do not mean duplicating your catalog.
Fixed prices
Set an amount and currency for a product, then use that price in orders and Buy links. Customers see the price before they pay, whether they are buying a single item or choosing a quantity.
Keep several prices against the same product and choose the one that fits the sale. Your team can manage them in Inttegro, and your application can use the same price records through the API.
Customer-chosen amounts
For donations, fundraising and other flexible-price offers, let customers enter their own amount instead of choosing from a fixed price list. You set the currency and the range you will accept.
API access to customer-selected prices requires enablement.
Add a product and price to an order, or share a Buy link. Orders keep a snapshot of what was sold, so later catalog edits do not rewrite an earlier purchase.
Discounts, coupons & promotions
A welcome code, a product markdown and a shipping discount serve different purposes. Define the benefit separately from its promotion window, then control where it applies and when it runs. Your team can manage offers in Inttegro while your integration uses the corresponding coupon, discount and promotion resources.
Take a percentage or fixed amount off the order, selected products or shipping. Add a minimum order amount where it fits the offer—for example, a delivery discount above a spend threshold. Keep the value and conditions together so the terms are clear before the offer runs.
Create a coupon code and define its benefit independently of a particular campaign. Run the coupon through promotions with their own dates, so a welcome offer or recurring campaign can reuse the same coupon without rebuilding its underlying definition.
Give a coupon or discount a start date, end date and public or private visibility. Choose automatic activation for a planned window, or manual activation when your team needs to control the launch. Each promotion retains its link to the offer it runs.
Offer performance
Compare offer uses and discount spend with the value of the orders they reached, measured before refunds. Review the trend to decide which offers deserve a closer look before the next campaign.
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Catalog operations
Your team can update a price or prepare a promotion while your application continues to reference the product. Keep those commercial decisions in the catalog your orders and Buy links already use.
Catalog & offers
Yes. Products describe what you sell; prices define an amount and currency. You can attach multiple prices to a product and choose the appropriate price for an order or Buy link without duplicating the product itself.
A discount defines a benefit and the conditions or items it applies to. A coupon gives a benefit a reusable code. A promotion gives a coupon or discount a scheduled run, with visibility and activation controls. Keeping these separate lets you reuse an offer without losing the history of its different runs.
No. Catalog-backed orders keep a snapshot of the product and price used for that sale. Updating the catalog does not rewrite those existing order details. Buy links also retain their selected product and price; create a new link when the offer itself changes.