How to create time-sensitive vouchers?

In this section:

1. Start and expiration date
2. Validity timeframe
3. Vouchers are active only on specific days of the week
4. Vouchers are kept active only for the specific duration after publishing

These dates mark the period when a customer can redeem the code. Each redemption requested before the start date or after the expiration date is blocked by Voucherify and ultimately fails.

The start and expiration date defines the duration of a whole campaign. You can set during the creation of your dream campaign.

By using a Validity timeframe you can set recurrent time periods when the coupon is valid.

After you set the start date (and optionally the expiration date), you can add validity timeframes. For example, you can set coupons that are valid only for 1 hour every day. The hour set in a starting date will be the beginning of every validity time window.

Below the validity timeframe, you can define particular days of the week when vouchers from a campaign are active. For example, if you mark a checkbox and choose Monday, redemptions will be available only on Mondays until the expiration date.

Vouchers can be active for the specific time frame after publishing. It means you can limit redemptions to a time window which starts with assigning a code to a customer. For example, you can send an email with a discount code active only 24h from the moment you pushed out a message to a customer.

To add this rule to your campaign, mark the respective checkbox. In the next step, define after how many days/hours after publishing, the codes can be redeemed.