Static coupon and Dynamic coupon : Judge.me

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Rewarding the reviewers is a great way to engage with your customers and encourage them to share their experiences.

If you're on Shopify, we can generate the coupon automatically for you.
If you're on WooCommerce, BigCommerce, Squarespace, and PrestaShop, you can add your own coupon codes to Judge.me.

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Static coupon

With static coupons, the same coupon code will be used for every customer.

To use static coupon:

Create the coupon code in your eCommerce platform.
Add this created coupon in Judge. me in Settings > Rewards > Review coupons > Coupon Code (external codes).

Resources for reference:

To turn off the Reward feature, you'll need to remove the static coupon first. Otherwise, you'll see the error below.

With dynamic coupons, each customer will receive a different coupon code taken from the codes you upload.

To use dynamic coupons:

Create a coupon code in your eCommerce to use as a static coupon.
Add this code in Judge. me in Settings > Rewards > Review coupons > Coupon Code (external codes) > Static coupon. When dynamic coupons run out, we will use the static coupon instead.
Create other coupon codes in your eCommerce.
If you're on Shopify, simply export these coupons into a CSV file. If you're on other platforms, you can prepare the CSV file following the steps below.
Upload the file in Judge.me in Settings > Rewards > Review coupons > Coupon Code (external codes) > Upload more dynamic coupons.

You can download the CSV template by clicking the button below:

Here's what each column in the CSV file means:

code	required	the coupon code for each reviewer
expired_at	optional	the expiration date of the coupon (dd/mm/yyyy). We won't send coupons that have expired.
limit_send	optional	the number of times we can use this coupon (default value is 1).