> 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-parametrage/tarifs-gestion-et-parametrage/module-marketing-dans-yoplanning/creer-une-regle-de-panier.md).

# Create a shopping cart rule

### What is the purpose of this feature?

The shopping cart rule allows you to **automatically offer a targeted promotion** when a customer adds one or more products to their cart. It is visually displayed in the cart with a call-to-action button to encourage purchase.

Example :

> “Add a stand-up paddle rental at -50%” → The customer clicks on *Take advantage of this offer* and adds the option with the defined discount.

It's a powerful tool for increasing average order value and implementing **smart cross-selling**.

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### How do I access the feature?

1. Log in to Yoplanning.pro.
2. In the left menu, click on `Configuration`.
3. Select `Booking Module`.
4. Click on `Shopping cart rules`.

### Steps to create a shopping cart rule

1. **Click on "Add a rule"**.
2. **Rule name**: choose an internal name (not visible to clients).
3. **Condition of application**:
   * Select one or more **trigger products** (products which, once in the cart, will activate the rule).
   * Optional: define a minimum quantity.
   * ⚠️ Important: The quantity refers to the **number of sessions** and not the number of people. For example, if a customer adds **two paddleboarding lessons to their basket**, the rule may be triggered, even if it's for only one person.
4. **Marketing action**:
   * Select the **beneficiary product** (the one that will benefit from the discount).
   * Choose the **type of promotion** (e.g., -50%).
   * ⚠️ If the discount is in **euros** (and not a percentage), be careful: it could result in a **negative final price** if the discount value is higher than the product price. We recommend testing each rule before publishing.
5. **Message displayed to the customer**:
   * Write a short, compelling sentence. Example: "Add a half-price SUP rental to complement your activity!"
6. **Save the rule**.

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### What the customer sees

As soon as the triggering product is added to the cart, the customer sees a notification appear in the cart:

* ✅ Message type: *"Promotions are available!"*
* 🏷️ Offer details: 50% off SUP rentals
* 🔘 Clickable button: \&#xNAN;*"Take advantage →"* which directly adds the promotional product to the cart.

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### Best practices

* Use a **clear** and persuasive message.
* Offer **logically complementary** products (cross-selling).
* Don't overload the interface with too many rules running in parallel.
* Test the rule in the booking module to see the rendering on the client side.

### Common problems

| Issue                             | Solution                                                               |
| --------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| The rule is not activated         | Check that the trigger product is in the cart                          |
| The "Enjoy" button is not working | Make sure the beneficiary product is active and sold online            |
| The discount does not apply       | Check the discount settings in the rule (type, percentage, conditions) |


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