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merry drum
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So yeah you'll only be able to have a single discount. If you want to allow the customer to enter a promo code and also have your own discount on top of that you'll need to do this through negative amount invoice items to credit them

ebon bramble
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ohh how we can do that

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?

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can we apply it to a checkout session

merry drum
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Is this for a one-time payment though? Or subscription?

ebon bramble
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one time checkout session

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for subscriptions we dont do this

merry drum
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Ah ok this only works for subscriptions

ebon bramble
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😦

merry drum
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Really the only way is to just use a smaller price

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Or define price inline with amount

ebon bramble
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we have products in stripe created via api

merry drum
ebon bramble
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and usually people buy them

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problem is, we sell courses

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and we sell course bundles

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when an user buys a course bundle, we wanna give them a discount based on the other courses they purchased

merry drum
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Yeah really the only way to do this is to pass the amount in instead of a price id

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That way you can just calculate how much they should pay and pass in that amount

ebon bramble
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but how can we assign it to a specific product?

merry drum
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You can still pass product id

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The price would just be a custom amount

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All this within the price_data hash

ebon bramble
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oh nice

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that would do

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so we calc new price and set it as custom

merry drum
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yeah

ebon bramble
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and user can then simply use allow_promotion_code

merry drum
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exactly

ebon bramble
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thanks

merry drum
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No problem

ebon bramble
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can you show me a sample request?

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like this

merry drum
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what's your language of choice

ebon bramble
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NodeJS

merry drum
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Something like this:

  success_url: 'https://example.com/success',
  line_items: [
    {
      price_data: {
        product: 'prod_123',
        unit_amount: 2000,
      },
      quantity: 2,
    },
  ],
  mode: 'payment',
});```
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Make sense?

ebon bramble
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so setting unit amount will override the price for checkout session right?

merry drum
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It doesn't override anything. It is the price

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sorry product id should be prod_123

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edited the snippet

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You pass product id for the product (products can have multiple prices, so that doesn't set price)

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You set the price by passing unit_amount

ebon bramble
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cool, so it will just set the price for session

merry drum
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yes

ebon bramble
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without changing the product

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right?

merry drum
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yeah

ebon bramble
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thanks 🙂

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that works

merry drum
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No problem

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You'll also need to specify currency within price_data. Forgot to include that in snippet

ebon bramble
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got it

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thanks