luisxxor

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Hello

Currently only one coupon/discount can apply to an Invoice.

So you can't apply at the Subscription Item level

But it sounds like you only really care about a single discount here and just want to ensure it only applies for 2 months?

[next osprey]

Hello, is more like I'm trying to apply the discount for the products an user buys during the first two weeks (that's the duration of the discount campaign) and the duration of the discount obtained is 2 months.

If I use a 2 months coupon that applies the discount for every plan, an user could subscribe to a plan 1 month after the promo ended and still gets the discount, since the coupon would still apply for the whole subscription.

I could limit the date range when customers can redeem the coupon, but if they get a single product during the promo, they still redeem the coupon and the products that they get after the promo (during the 3 weeks to 2 months window) would get the discount too.

The other alternative is to create special prices for each product, with the amount of the discount and applying external logic to obtain the special prices during the promo, get back to the normal prices after the promo and set a subscription schedule to upgrade the special prices 2 periods after the subscription starts, once the "discount" ends, but it's a little complicated each time a new specific discount campaign is launched.

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Ah yeah I see

If you are just using one Subscription here then indeed you would have to use specific Price amounts to represent the discount and yeah use a Subscription Schedule.

There isn't really another way at the moment

Other than breaking out into multiple Subscriptions