Days and times
Tue, Wed, Thu · 16:00–18:00
A reason to visit now
Limit an offer to selected dates, weekdays or local-time windows instead of discounting every service.
Offers with a clear purpose
Create percentage or fixed offers around a restaurant goal, then choose where they apply, when they run and how guests use them.

Promotions
Every offer in one list, showing whether it is live, scheduled, paused or ended.
A recipe, not a blanket discount
Choose the commercial goal first, then set enough boundaries for the team and guest journey to stay clear.
Tue, Wed, Thu · 16:00–18:00
Limit an offer to selected dates, weekdays or local-time windows instead of discounting every service.
Apply value to selected categories or items while the rest of the order follows normal pricing.
Use a shared campaign code, generated single-use codes or a QR link, each with its own redemption count.
The mechanics
A promotion can be simple without becoming vague.
Set the offer as a percentage or a fixed amount, and add a minimum spend when the offer calls for it.
Apply it to the whole order, or only to the categories and items you pick.
Run it all day or inside a daily time window, on the weekdays and dates you choose, in the restaurant’s local time.
Let staff apply it at the till, share a code as well, or require a code. Every redemption is counted.
Lunch deal −10%−£4.55
Total£40.95
Tap to apply1 offer
Tap to apply2 offers
Lunch deal−£3.00
Total£43.50
From idea to ended
See exactly where every offer stands, so an old promotion never keeps running unnoticed.
Choose the value, where it applies, when it runs and how guests redeem it, then launch it.
Set a start and an end date. After its last day the promotion ends on its own.
30 Jan – 26 Feb
Pause a running promotion and activate it again, or end it for good. An ended promotion cannot be restarted.
See redemptions per offer and per code. The web dashboard adds what the discount cost.
Redemptions
48of 100 cap
Discount cost: £158.40
Promotion goals
A promotion’s purpose lives in its name and its rules. Three set-ups that keep the result easy to read.
01 / Midweek
Pick the weekdays and hours that need a reason to visit. Outside them the offer switches itself off.
02 / Menu
Limit the discount to one category or a few items. Everything else on the order keeps its price.
03 / Code
Share one campaign code or a QR link, cap how often it can be used and follow the redemption count.
From offer to order
An offer becomes useful when it connects with the order, staff checkout and the wider restaurant picture.
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