Using Discounts
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When a discount is applied to an order, it's calculated against the order's discountable value — but a few things can reduce or exclude parts of the order from that calculation.
In locations where local regulations don't allow discounts on alcohol, the alcohol portion of the order is excluded from the discountable value before the discount is calculated. Everywhere else, alcohol is included like any other item.
Products marked as Block discount are excluded from the discountable value, unless the discount code has Overrides block discount enabled — in which case it applies to the full order, including those products.
Whether a discount also applies to fees and other adjustments (e.g., delivery fee, deposit return scheme, etc.) depends on the discount's Includes adjustments setting:
If disabled, the discount applies to items only.
If enabled, the discount applies to the full order, including adjustments.
Tips are never discounted, regardless of this setting.
When a customer uses both a discount and a voucher on the same order, the discount is applied first. The voucher's value is then calculated based on the discounted total.
Discounts, points, and vouchers can all be applied to the same order — customers aren't limited to using just one. This still works even when the order includes alcohol, discount-blocked products, or a tip, since each value is calculated dynamically. See Meals and Proportional Exclusion for how this works when a meal contains an alcohol or blocked item.
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