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# Discounts
This category enables you to create and manage discount blocks that can be applied during checkout. You can set up various rules for discounts, such as offering percentage-based discounts, fixed-price discounts, or time-limited offers. These blocks can be triggered based on specific customer actions, like meeting a minimum purchase threshold or adding certain products to their cart.
**Key Features:**
1. Set up discount codes or automatic discounts for customers during checkout.
2. Offer promotions based on specific actions like order amount or cart content.
3. Create limited-time offers to encourage quick purchases and boost sales.
**How to Use:**
1. Click on the button “Add discount” and select the discount type and create the discount according to the requirements set by the rules.
**Order Discount**
**Shipping Discount**
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