> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.yoplanning.support/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.yoplanning.support/en/yoplanning-academy/yoplanning-au-quotidien/gerer-les-reservations-avec-yoplanning/vendre-un-ou-plusieurs-bons-cadeaux.md).

# sell one or more gift vouchers

Make a manual sale in the back office for one or more gift vouchers.

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### When to use manual selling?

The customer is at the counter, on the phone, or you're processing a gift voucher without using the online booking system. The sale is done manually via an order.

### Steps

1. **Open an order**: either an existing customer order, or a **blank order** — menu **Orders** → three small dots in the top right corner → **Create a blank order**.
2. **Provide customer information** (name, email…): the voucher will be linked to them.
3. Click on **“Sell a voucher”**.
4. **Choose the correct one** from the list. It contains all the vouchers configured for your products, as well as your prepaid plans.
5. **Check the price and quantity**, then confirm.
6. **Collect** the order and **send the ticket** to the customer: it contains the **code** to use for the reservation.

### Selling multiple gift vouchers

To sell multiple vouchers to the same customer, repeat the **“Sell a voucher”** operation as many times as necessary on the same order: each voucher generates its own code, and the customer receives one ticket per voucher.

You can also adjust the **quantity** when selling a classic gift voucher: the system then issues as many vouchers — therefore as many codes — as the quantity requested.

### Case of the voucher book

If the selected voucher is a [voucher booklet](file:///yoplanning-academie/yoplanning-parametrage/parametrage-produit/les-forfaits-prepayes-bons-cadeaux-cheques-cadeaux/carnet-de-bons.md) (multiple uses included), the screen changes slightly:

* the price field becomes **"Price for 10 uses"**: this is the price of the complete booklet, not the price of one session;
* The quantity is occupied by the number of uses of the notebook — so you sell **one notebook at a time**. For two notebooks, repeat the operation.

The customer receives **a single code**, valid as many times as the booklet contains uses.

### Follow up

All vouchers sold, manually or online, are visible in the **Vouchers** menu: code, customer, expiry, status (*Valid*, *Partially Used*, *Used*, *Expired*) and counter "Remaining: X / Y" for booklets.

### Namely

* The voucher must already exist in the product sheet (section **Gift voucher**) to appear in the list.
* The expiry date is calculated from the **validity in months** set on the voucher; you can adjust it at the time of sale.
* To use a voucher already sold on an order, see [Use a Customer's Credit or Prepaid Package](file:///yoplanning-academie/yoplanning-au-quotidien/manipulation-et-gestion-des-commandes-dans-yoplanning/utiliser-le-credit-ou-le-forfait-prepaye-dun-client.md).


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