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Voucherify operates on fundamental building blocks that you can use to create your loyalty and promotional campaigns and integrate them with your system. Some of the objects in Voucherify are connected together, which builds different business scenarios.

Project

A project is an environment for managing your activities in Voucherify. A project can be used to run them concerning a brand, region, or currency, or you can use a project for development or staging purposes. For example, each Voucherify account has a Sandbox project for testing purposes. Project diagram A project contains all the resources described in this article. Each project has a set of unique API keys. Also, the data, for example customers, products, campaigns, or all IDs generated by Voucherify, are separate for each project.
Read Team and project settings article to learn more.
Voucherify Management API, available as an Enterprise feature, enables you to manage projects through the API. For instance, you can set up new projects with a specific configuration fully programmatically. You can conveniently list projects, retrieve specific project details, update, or delete projects and different project settings as needed.

Campaigns, vouchers, and promotions

A project consists of campaigns that are based on vouchers and promotion campaigns, which don’t need them.

Campaign

You use campaigns to carry out promotional activities. There are five basic campaign types, which create: For voucher-based campaigns, each campaign has a set of unique voucher codes, which work in the same way. Campaigns work together with other Voucherify entities, see examples in the table below.
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Validation ruleSets campaign eligibility criteria, like the order total must be over $100.
Product or Product collectionTargets discounts to specific products or collections.
DistributionSends campaign codes via email, SMS, and other channels.
Campaign metadataAdds custom information, such as images or terms and conditions.
CategoryDefines discount stacking behavior and helps filter results.
TemplateSaves configuration of a gift or discount campaign.
Campaign API reference

Voucher

A voucher is an incentive you offer to end customers. Each voucher has a unique code and ID. Vouchers can be grouped under one campaign to serve the same purpose. For example, you can create a campaign that assigns vouchers to customers who have a birthday. You use vouchers in the following campaign types:
Voucher API reference

Promotions and promotion tiers

A promotion is a campaign that groups specific discounts. It does not require a voucher code. When a customer or their order qualifies, Voucherify automatically applies the discount to the order, or shows it to the customer as part of the qualification process. A promotion tier is a specific discount with conditions. Voucherify automatically applies the discount to customers and orders that meet those conditions. Promotion tiers can be applied together as a promotion stack or arranged in a hierarchy of an application in one promotion campaign.
Promotion tier API reference

Template

A template saves a campaign configuration, so it links with all resources used in the original campaign, such as the validation rule, metadata, rewards, distribution setup, and other details. You can use the template to create a new campaign with the same configuration without setting it up again manually or edit its details, if necessary.

Order

An order represents an order placed by a customer in your system. It contains details about the items and details about any incentives as well as discounts applied to the order. Orders work together with other Voucherify entities, see examples in the table below.
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RedemptionIncentives tied to specific orders.
Validation ruleLogic can include total amount, quantity, etc.
MetadataAdds order-specific information for validation and reporting purposes.
DistributionCan trigger messages based on order events.
Order object API reference

Products and product collections

Voucherify can store your product catalog. The products can be also grouped together in collections.

Product

A product represents an item or service sold to end-customers. A product can also have its variants – Stock Keeping Units (SKUs). Products work together with other Voucherify entities, see examples in the table below.
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Product collectionUsed to form static or dynamic (updated automatically) groups of products.
MetadataDefines properties like brand, category, etc. Used in filtering or dynamic discounts.
Product object API reference

Product collection

A product collection groups products according to criteria defined with filters, for example price or metadata values. Product collections work together with other Voucherify entities, see examples in the table below.
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ProductSelected manually as a static collection.
MetadataFilters products based on shared metadata.

Reward

A reward is a benefit that customers can get by exchanging (redeeming) loyalty points or as part of a referral program. Rewards work together with other Voucherify entities, see examples in the table below.
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Campaign (referral and loyalty programs)Rewards can be linked to campaigns to define what the customer receives, like a gift card, a product, etc.
Reward object API reference

Customer and customer segments

Voucherify can store details about your customers. You can also group customers into segments according to defined criteria.

Customer

A customer is an entity in Voucherify that represents an end customer of a store, a B2B customer, or any partner who sees products or services. A customer can be assigned vouchers or be eligible for promotions. A customer object can have many parameters, for example:
  • name,
  • email,
  • birthdate,
  • metadata.
Customer entities work together with other Voucherify entities, see examples in the table below.
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Customer metadataAdds attributes like VIP customers, region, etc. Used in segmentation.
Custom eventsTriggers based on behavior, like app installation.
Customer segmentSelected manually as a static segment.
Customer object API reference

Customer segments

A segment is a customer group that shares the same parameters. There are two types of segments in Voucherify:
  • static: it contains a manually prepared list of customers based on customer ID,
  • dynamic: customers are dynamically added to or removed from the segment if they match a given filter. For example, it can be the customer’s birthday is today, they haven’t placed any orders in the past 30 days, or they joined a newsletter.
Customer segments work together with other Voucherify entities, see examples in the table below.
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CustomerSource of data for static or dynamic segments.
Customer metadataFilters customers based on shared metadata.
Custom eventsUsed for rules that define segment inclusion.
Validation ruleUsed to narrow down campaign eligibility.
DistributionUsed to trigger message send out to matched customers.

Incentivization rules and processes

In Voucherify, you can set rules that govern how incentives, such as vouchers or discounts, are applied. You manage these incentives through several processes related to their application.

Validation rules

Validation rules are conditions you apply to campaigns, generic (standalone) vouchers, promotion tiers, or distributions. For example, the customer or their order must meet these conditions before Voucherify applies the incentive. You can create a validation rule in advance. It is an independent object that you can attach to or detach from the above-mentioned objects and reuse in the future. Validation rules work together with other Voucherify entities, see examples in the table below.
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Metadata, for example for customers, orders, Custom events, redemptionsCustomer metadata can restrict coupon usage to specific user profiles, like allow redemptions only if customer.region = "EU".
OrderSet conditions based on the contents of the cart, like Apply a discount on order.total_amount above $100.
Product or product collectionRequire or exclude specific products in the cart.
CampaignSets eligibility criteria, like a discount campaign can include a validation rule that checks if the customer’s order exceeds $100; if the condition isn’t met, the coupon won’t apply.
Customer or customer segmentApply discounts only to a specific segment, like limit access to the “Loyal Customers” segment.

Qualification

Qualification is the process that validates which incentives (for example products, vouchers, or promotions) can be used in the customer’s order.

Validation

Validation checks if a combination of vouchers or promotion tiers, together with the applied validation rules, is valid for the customer. Based on the result, Voucherify calculates the final price. Validation checks up to 30 vouchers or promotion tiers.

Redemption

Redemption applies and consumes vouchers or promotion tiers on the customer’s order. It checks if a voucher or promotion tier, together with the applied validation rules, is valid for the customer. Redemption checks up to 30 vouchers or promotion tiers. Redemptions work together with other Voucherify entities, see examples in the table below.
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MetadataUsed for tracking or limiting redemptions.
OrderTies redemption to a specific transaction.
DistributionCan trigger a distribution.

Rollback

A rollback reverts a redemption. It withdraws the incentive from the customer’s order and updates its status.

Communication

You can use Voucherify as part of your communication strategy. Voucherify also supports webhooks to notify you about events related to customers, redemptions, or loyalty programs.

Distribution

Distribution sends vouchers and other promotional messages to customers. You can use distribution as a publication method. There are two types of distributions:
  • automatic: an event triggers the distribution,
  • manual: you send the message to all customers or a specified group.
Distribution channels include, among others:
  • emails,
  • text messages,
  • live chat,
  • push notifications.
Distributions work together with other Voucherify entities, see examples in the table below.
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Custom eventTrigger messages when an event occurs.
Customer segmentSends messages to a defined group.
CampaignServes as a source for incentives.

Publication

Publication assigns a voucher to an end customer.
Publication API reference

Webhooks

A webhook is an HTTP callback that an event triggers, rather than a request. You can use webhooks to notify external systems about events or actions performed in Voucherify. The events can be custom. You can use custom events to track end-customer interactions with a system.

Metadata (custom attributes)

Metadata (custom attributes) are customizable data you can add to default Voucherify objects. A custom attribute consists of a key and value pair.

Custom events

Custom events are actions taken by your customers. You can use them to track customers’ behavior and then build highly personalized campaigns, for example, send customers a 5% off coupon if they’ve abandoned the cart.
Last modified on April 8, 2026