After creating a campaign in Function Junction, you can choose when it becomes active on your store.

Scheduling lets you control the start and end time of a campaign so it runs only when you want it to, whether that’s for a limited promotion, a seasonal offer, or an ongoing experience.

Setting a campaign schedule

Steps:

1. From the campaign dashboard, under Schedule, click Schedule start and end time.

2. In the Start date, use the calendar picker to select the date to start the campaign.

3. In the Start time, use the drop-down to select a time,

4. Optional: You can let the campaign run indefinitely or click Add end date and select the date and time to end it.

5. Click Save.

Use this doc to orient yourself with the Function Junction app, its structure, and basic functionality.

Dashboard

On the Function Junction dashboard or home screen, you can explore the Quick start templates. The templates provide a starting point for popular functions.

You can also find an overview of the functions currently live on your store under the Functions library section, and where you can toggle them on or off.

Functions

The functions tab contains a list of all of the functions that you've created. Here, you can toggle your functions off and on, and edit them or delete them. You can also manually create a new function.

Templates

In the Templates tab, you can see a list of all the templates available in Function Junction and a description of what they are used for. You can choose to use one or to create a new type of function.

Billing

The Billing tab shows you the plan you're currently on (if any), as well as any plan options available. Currently, Function Junction only has one Plus plan.

Support

The support tab in Function Juction links you to our Help Center and our support email address: [email protected] .

Discounts folder

It's also helpful to familiarize yourself with the Shopify Admin's built-in Discounts section. Discount functions built with Function Junction appear here in the list with any other discounts you create.

You can refer to the Type column to identify if the discount was created through Function Junction or elsewhere.

Manually create a function

With Function Junction, you can use our easy-to-use starter templates or build complex functions from scratch using the Create a function option. Use the Create a function button to choose from the type of discount to build.

If you need a different type of function, send us a message using the Request customization link.

Frequently asked questions

Check our FAQ section to learn more about Function Junction:

Function Junction extends your store’s functionality by letting you create and manage custom backend logic using Shopify Functions. You can build dynamic discounts, shipping rules, bundles, and more, all through a simple visual interface.

What you can do with Function Junction

Use Function Junction to:

• Create custom discounts: Build product, order, shipping, or bundle discounts, including tag-based promotions.

• Customize checkout behavior: Configure payment options, delivery methods, and cart validations.

• Start quickly: Use ready-made templates or build functions from scratch.

• Migrate existing scripts: Move from Shopify Scripts before they’re deprecated in 2026.

• Manage campaigns: Schedule functions, toggle them on or off, and edit triggers, actions, and details.

• Adjust as you grow: Update or expand functions as your store’s needs change.

• Ensure performance and security: All functions run on Shopify’s backend for reliability and data privacy.

Function Junction is available to all Shopify plans and helps you add advanced capabilities to your store while keeping your data private.

Function builder

The Function Junction builder uses simple dropdown-based logic, similar to IF/THEN statements with AND/OR conditions. This lets you create and manage functions without writing code.

You can also test, debug, and monitor functions directly in the app.

What are functions?

Shopify Functions let you customize your store’s backend behavior to control things like discounts, shipping, and checkout logic. Function types include:

Functions run securely within Shopify’s infrastructure to ensure high performance and low latency.

General

Need some inspiration?

Here are some examples of Functions you can create

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Shopify Scripts is being retired on June 30, 2026.

If you're a Shopify Plus merchant using Shopify Scripts to customize discounts, shipping, or payment logic, you'll need to migrate to Function Junction to maintain functionality.

Function Junction (also known as Shopify Functions) offers a more flexible and scalable way to customize your store’s checkout experience.

What is Function Junction?

Function Junction is based on the Functions API and makes it easy to migrate from Shopify Scripts. Instead of manually pasting Ruby scripts, you can install functions as part of an app. The app uses Shopify’s WebAssembly platform, which means: ✔ Faster performance (under 5ms execution time) ✔ No timeout or CPU memory issues ✔ Scalability for big sales events

Migration deadline

The deadline to migrate away from Scripts is June 30, 2026. After this date, Shopify Scripts will be retired. To avoid interruption, you need to migrate to Function Junction before then to avoid disruptions.

Scripts to migrate

Shopify provides a Scripts Customizations Report that shows all your active scripts. To access it, do the following:

1. From your Shopify Admin, go to Settings > Apps and sales channels.

2. Click Script Editor.

3. In the banner, select Replace Shopify Scripts.

4. Review your report for customizations in:

You can also export this report as a CSV.

4. Function Junction: Prebuilt apps vs. custom development

Once you have your list of scripts, you have two migration options:

1. Use prebuilt Function Junction templates

• Function Junction has over 20 pre-built templates to help make the migration process easier.

• Install the app and configure it. There is no coding required!

2. Build your own custom Function Junction solution

• If no app meets your needs, developers can create custom functions.

• Unlike Scripts, Functions must be deployed via the Shopify Partner Dashboard.

What’s changing?

Use this quick comparison table to understand what’s changing and how to plan your transition.

Current state: How Function Junction works with Shopify Scripts

Until June 30, 2026, you can run Shopify Scripts and Function Junction together.

However, they interact in specific ways:

• Line Item Scripts run before Function Junction, meaning they don’t see discounts applied by Functions.

• Shipping Scripts run after Function Junction, but can only move or hide shipping options—not rename them.

• Payment Scripts run after Function Junction, and can’t modify renamed payment methods.

Next steps: Migrate to Function Junction

Ready to migrate? Do the following:

1. Check your Shopify Scripts Customizations Report to see what needs to be replaced.

2. Decide if you’ll use a Function Junction app or build a custom Function.

3. Test your Function Junction setup before deactivating old scripts.

4. Disable Shopify Scripts once everything is running smoothly.

Tiered discounts let you offer increasing discounts as customers meet higher spending or quantity thresholds.

For example, you can offer 10% off when customers spend $50 and 20% off when they spend $100. Or you can offer 5% off when they buy 2 items and 15% off when they buy 4. Tiered discounts can encourage higher cart values, product bundling, or bulk purchases.

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Discounts are a popular tool to reward customers, build loyalty, and promote sales and your business.

Function Junction gives you the ability to create different types of discounts based on the promotion that you want to create.

Any discount function that you create in Function Junction displays in your Shopify admin's Discounts section.

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With a fixed-price bundle, you can group specific products together and sell them as a single unit at a set price, regardless of the individual item prices.

For example, you can offer a gift set for $50 that includes multiple products, a starter kit at a reduced bundle rate, or a seasonal box with pre-selected items. Fixed-price bundles are useful for simplifying the buying experience and promoting curated product collections.

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You can use a template to create a free shipping discount for customers with a VIP customer tag.

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• Free shipping to VIP customers example

Free shipping to VIP customers example

In this example function, the logged-in customer with a VIP tag receives a free shipping discount even for small orders.

The result:

The VIP customer gets a free shipping message at checkout.

The function trigger

For the trigger, there is one condition. If the customer has been tagged as VIP, then the free shipping discount is applied at checkout.

Setting up a VIP customer discount

Step 1 of 4: Campaign name

1. From the Function Junction dashboard, under Quick start templates, click VIP Free Shipping.

2. Under Function name, give your discount a unique name so you can identify it later.

Step 2 of 4: Function trigger

In this example, the customer needs to be logged into their account and have a VIP tag in order to qualify for the free shipping discount.

1. Set up the condition that customers need to meet to get the discount. In this example, the function needs one condition:

   1. If customer tags is any VIP

2. Click Next.

Step 3 of 4: Function action

1. Set up the action (the discount) that is taken when the conditions you set are met. In this example, the customer is rewarded with free shipping if they are tagged with VIP:

   1. then percentage total discount is 100

Step 4 of 4: Discount details

1. Under Discount type, select if you want the discount to be Automatic or With Discount Code. In this example, the discount applies automatically.

   1. Automatic: Under Discount message, if you select Yes, then enter the discount message in the field provided below.

   2. With Discount Code: Enter the discount code that you want customers to enter at checkout.

When your discount is published, if you want to advertise it, then you can .

Bundle discounts let you offer a discount when customers purchase a specific combination or quantity of products together.

For example, you can create offers like 10% off when customers purchase a full skincare set, or $15 off when buying a jacket and matching pants. Bundle discounts are ideal for promoting product sets, increasing average order value, and encouraging customers to explore more of your catalog.

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• Creating a bundle discount

Creating a bundle discount

Step 1 of 4:

1. From the Function Junction dashboard, click Create a function.

2. Under Create campaign, click Start from scratch.

3. Beside Bundle Discount, click Continue.

4. Under Function name, give your discount a unique name so you can identify it later, then click

Step 2 of 4:

1. Set up the action (the discount) that is taken when the conditions you set are met.

2. The discount types you can choose from the drop-down menu are: Percentage discount per item or fixed discount per item.

3. Fill in the second text box with the number representing the discount amount you want to set up, then click Next.

Step 3 of 4:

1. Specify the items in the bundle:

   1. From the drop-down menu, set the items to be included in the bundle. This can be based on: product/variant, product tag, collection, vendor, type, or on sale.

   2. Beside selected items quantity, use a measurement condition like is greater than to set the item quantity required to get the discount, and fill in the number in the text field.

Step 4 of 4:

1. Automatic: Under Discount message, if you select Yes, then enter the discount message in the field provided below.

   1. With Discount Code: Enter the discount code that you want customers to enter at checkout.

2. Under Combinations, if you want this discount to be combined with other discounts, then click Yes, and check which types of discounts that you want it to be combinable with.

When your discount is published, if you want to advertise it, then you can .

Example of a bundle discount

In this example, Reese has a ski shop and he wants to bundle a set of ski products together for a 5% discount off each item in the bundle.

He wants to offer discounts for people who want to buy a full set, so it applies when there's a combination of a helmet, ski poles, skis, and ski boots in the cart. His products are in collections for each category of product.

• Function name: In this case, Reese would give his bundle discount a name like Full ski gear set discount so that he can identify it later.

• Eligibility: He wants this to be eligible to any shoppers, so he leaves it set to All customers.

• Discount type and amount: Since Reese wants to give 5% off per item, in step 2, he sets it to then percentage discount per item

The Customer tag discount template applies an order discount for customers with a specific tag (or multiple tags) that you set.

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• Customer tag discount example

Customer tag discount example

In this example, customers who are logged into their customer account and who have a wholesale tag qualify for volume discounts on their order when their order has more than 4 items in the cart.

The result:

Wholesale customers get a discounted 15% off their entire order. The total discount appears in the subtotal area of the cart before checkout.

The function triggers

In this example, there are two triggers. The AND statement is required, meaning that both conditions must be met to trigger the discount.

For the trigger conditions, the customer needs to have the wholesale tag and add more than 4 items to the cart.

Setting up a customer tag discount

Step 1 of 4: Campaign name

1. From the Function Junction dashboard, under Quick start templates, click Customer Tag Discount.

2. Under Function name, give your discount a unique name so you can identify it later.

Step 2 of 4: Function trigger

In this example, there are two triggers. The AND statement is required meaning that both conditions must be met to trigger the discount. For the trigger conditions, the customer needs to have the "wholesale" tag and add more than 4 items to the cart.

1. Set up the conditions that customers need to meet to get the discount. In this example, the function needs two conditions, so click Add a condition and then enter the following conditions:

   1. If customer tags is any wholesale

Step 3 of 4: Function action

1. Set up the action (the discount) that is taken when the conditions you set are met.

   1. For this example, the action should be: Percentage total discount.

   2. Fill in the second text box with the number representing the discount amount you want to set up, then click Next. In this example, the discount here is 15%.

In this example, the customer is rewarded with 15% off all items in the cart.

Step 4 of 4: Discount details

1. Under Discount type, select if you want the discount to be Automatic or With Discount Code. In this example, the discount applies automatically.

   1. Automatic: Under Discount message, if you select Yes, then enter the discount message in the field provided below.

   2. With Discount Code: Enter the discount code that you want customers to enter at checkout.

When your discount is published, if you want to advertise it, then you can .

You can use promotional pricing to automatically show Function Junction discounted prices and sale badges to eligible customers on your store.

After you've set up a discount campaign using Function Junction, enable promotional pricing in your theme settings to display the right prices and visual indicators to eligible customers.

The criteria for promotional pricing to appear is based on conditions that you've already set up in the function configuration.

Below is an example of how a VIP customer sale badge would appear on the product page:

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Enabling promotional pricing

Steps:

1. From the Function Junction app menu, click Display settings.

2. Under Add to theme, check Display promotional pricing.

3. Click Preview and configure to launch the theme editor.

4. In the theme editor panel, toggle the Promotional price badge theme block on.

Advanced settings

If you're comfortable with HTML/CSS you can customize how the promotional pricing badges appear on both your product pages, and your collection pages.

Add your code under product page, or collection page to update the badge on each page, respectively.

If you need help, you can contact us by using the chat widget in the app, or email us at .

You can create special campaigns that reward customers for reaching a specific total in the cart. Discounts can be based on a set amount off or percentage off the order.

The Order discount template applies a discount after the subtotal calculation of all items in the cart.

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• Order discount example

Order discount example

In this example, if the customer spends $200 or more, then they receive $25 off skincare products.

The result:

The customer sees their discount in the subtotal area of the cart.

The function trigger

In this example, there is one condition. If the cart subtotal is greater than or equal to $200, the discount is triggered. In the action, the function checks if the items in the cart belong to the Skincare collection. If so, then the fixed total discount is applied.

Setting up an order discount

Step 1 of 4: Campaign name

1. From the Function Junction dashboard, under Quick start templates, click Order Discount.

2. Under Function name, give your discount a unique name so you can identify it later.

Step 2 of 4: Function trigger

In this example, the customer needs to add $200 or more to their cart to get the discount.

1. Set up the conditions that customers need to meet to get the discount. In this example, the function needs one condition:

   1. If cart subtotal is greater than or equal to 200

2. Click Next.

Step 3 of 4: Function action

1. Set up the action (the discount) that is taken when the conditions you set are met. In this example, the customer is rewarded with $25 off if the products are from the Skincare collection.

   1. collection is any, and then select the skincare collection.

   2. then fixed total discount

Step 4 of 4: Discount details

1. Under Discount type, select if you want the discount to be Automatic or With Discount Code. In this example, the discount applies automatically.

   1. Automatic: Under Discount message, if you select Yes, then enter the discount message in the field provided below.

   2. With Discount Code: Enter the discount code that you want customers to enter at checkout.

When your discount is published, if you want to advertise it, then you can .

You can build shipping discount campaigns for your customers, like free shipping over a holiday period or 50% off shipping when ordering two or more items. Function Junction applies shipping discounts right into the checkout.

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You can control which customers see your campaign block on your storefront. This gives you flexibility to run broad promotions for everyone, keep campaigns private, or target specific customer segments.

For example, you might make a VIP discount visible only to customers with a VIP tag, while showing a seasonal sale banner to all visitors.

Choose between the following visibility settings:

• Everyone: All store visitors can see the campaign

• Hidden (private access only)

With conditional discounts, you can set up different types of discounts, such as fixed discounts (like $5 off) or percentage discounts (like 5% off) off items or the total cart amount.

You can set multiple types of conditions, which provides more flexibility in how you set up the discount rules.

You can create conditional discounts to target specific customer actions or groups. For example:

• Spend threshold: Offer $5 off when a customer spends $50 or more.

• Collection-based: Apply 15% off items in a specific collection, such as clearance products.

• Customer segment: Give wholesale customers (tagged with wholesale) 20% off their orders.

These types of discounts help you tailor promotions to different shopping behaviors or customer groups.

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Creating a conditional discount

Step 1 of 4:

1. From the Function Junction dashboard, click Create a function.

2. Under Create campaign, click Start from scratch.

3. Beside Conditional Discount, click Continue.

4. Under Function name, give your discount a unique name so you can identify it later, then click

Step 2 of 4:

1. Set up the conditions that customers need to meet to get the discount.

   1. Criteria can be based on: customer total spend, customer tags, customer orders count, cart subtotal, cart items quantity, cart has items, and cart has no items. Each condition has specific rules that you need to set up.

2. Optional: Click Add a condition to add an additional condition, if you want customers to meet more than one.

Step 3 of 4:

1. Set up the action (the discount) that is taken when the conditions you set are met.

   1. The discount types you can choose from the drop-down menu are: Percentage discount per item, percentage total discount, fixed total discount, or fixed discount per item.

   2. Fill in the second text box with the number representing the discount amount you want to set up, then click Next.

Step 4 of 4:

1. Under Discount type, select if you want the discount to be Automatic or With Discount Code.

   1. Automatic: Under Discount message, if you select Yes, then enter the discount message in the field provided below.

   2. With Discount Code: Enter the discount code that you want customers to enter at checkout.

When your discount is published, if you want to advertise it, then you can .

Example of a conditional discount

In this example, Ramesh has a sporting goods shop.

He wants flexibility in creating a 20% off discount code because he has a few conditions that need to be met:

• the cart subtotal needs to be over $50,

• there needs to be at least 3 items in the cart,

• the items can't be on sale.

In this case, he'd choose a conditional discount and do the following:

• Function name: In this case, Ramesh would give his conditional discount a name like 20% off $50 carts so that he can identify it later.

• Conditions: In step 2, because he wants this to be exclusive to carts with at least $50 worth of product and 3 items, he needs to add two conditions:

  • if cart subtotal is greater than

Payment method customization lets you control which payment options appear at checkout, and how they’re displayed, based on specific conditions. You can hide, reorder, or rename payment methods to suit your business needs.

For example, you can show American Express first for U.S. customers, hide certain methods for low-value orders, or rename a payment method to reflect a local preference. This allows you to tailor the checkout experience based on factors like customer location or order value.

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Creating a payment option customization function

Step 1 of 3:

1. From the Function Junction dashboard, click Create a function.

2. Under Create campaign, click Start from scratch.

3. Beside Customize Payment Options at Checkout, click Continue.

4. Under Function name, give your discount a unique name so you can identify it later.

Step 2 of 3:

1. Define the condition that activates the function:

   1. From the drop-down menu, select the condition that you want the function to be based on, like cart has items, then product/variant is any, then select the products you want, and selected items quantity is greater than 1

Step 3 of 3:

1. Customize the payment method based on your conditions. Click Add a rule under any of the following:

   1. Rename payment methods

   2. Reorder payment methods

   3. Hide payment methods

Example of a payment option customization function

In this example, Max has several payment methods for his store. He has regular credit cards as a method, PayPal, and Klarna for a buy now, pay later option. Max decides he only wants to show Klarna as a payment option if the cart subtotal exceeds $500.

• Function name: In this case, Max would give his function a name like Hide Klarna orders under $500 so that he can identify it later.

• Condition type: Since he wants this to apply to a cart subtotal, not related to delivery, he would leave the condition type set to Standard.

• Conditions: In step 2, because he wants this to be exclusive to carts with less than $500 worth of product, he needs to add the condition:

You can use shipping discounts to automatically reduce or remove a customer’s shipping charge at checkout, based on conditions you define.

For example, you might offer free shipping on orders over $75, discounted shipping for wholesale customers, flat-rate shipping within specific countries, or free express shipping on high-value orders. You can use shipping discounts help reduce cart abandonment, encourage higher order values, and reward loyal customers.

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BOGO (Buy One, Get One) discounts let you offer free or discounted products when customers add specific items or quantities to their cart.

For example, you can create offers like "Buy 1, get 1 free," "Buy 2, get 1 at 50% off," or "Buy a main item, get an accessory free." BOGO deals can help to boost sales volume, clear inventory, and increase customer satisfaction.

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• Creating a BOGO function

Creating a BOGO function

Step 1 of 5:

1. From the Function Junction dashboard, click Create a function.

2. Under Create campaign, click Start from scratch.

3. Beside BOGO (Buy One, Get One), click Continue.

4. Under Function name, give your discount a unique name so you can identify it later, then click

Step 2 of 5:

1. Specify the items customers need to buy for the discount:

   1. From the drop-down menu, set the items to be included. This can be based on: product/variant, product tag, collection, vendor, type, or on sale.

   2. Beside selected items quantity, use a measurement condition like is greater than to set the item quantity required to get the discount, and fill in the number in the text field.

Step 3 of 5:

1. Specify the items customers will receive for the discount:

   1. From the drop-down menu, set the items to be included. This can be based on: product/variant, product tag, collection, vendor, type, or on sale.

   2. Beside selected items quantity, use a measurement condition like is greater than to set the item quantity required to get the discount, and fill in the number in the text field.

Step 4 of 5:

1. Specify the discount value for the product(s) the customers will receive.

   1. Under Discount type, click the drop-down menu and select either Percentage off or Fixed discount.

   2. Depending on which type you chose, enter the number for the percentage off or the fixed discount, respectively.

Step 5 of 5:

1. Automatic: Under Discount message, if you select Yes, then enter the discount message in the field provided below.

   1. With Discount Code: Enter the discount code that you want customers to enter at checkout.

2. Under Combinations, if you want this discount to be combined with other discounts, then click Yes, and check which types of discounts that you want it to be combinable with.

When your discount is published, if you want to advertise it, then you can .

Example of a BOGO discount

In this example, Dua has a makeup brand, and she wants to run a sale that offers customers the opportunity to buy three lipsticks, get the fourth one free.

She wants the discount to apply automatically when all 4 lipsticks are added to the cart.

• Function name: In this case, Dua would give her BOGO discount a name like Buy 3 lipsticks, get 1 free so that she can identify it later.

• Eligibility: She wants this to be eligible to all shoppers, so she leaves it set All customers.

• Specify the X product: In step 2, Dua would set the condition to: product/variant is any and then select her lipstick products. She would also set the

You can set up bundle discounts to increase customers' total items per transaction. You can bundle individual products together with a wide range of options, including by collection, tags, vendor, type, and by manually selecting products and variants.

Discounts are applied to each item in the cart that qualifies for the bundle discount.

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• Bundle discount example

Bundle discount example

In this example, the customer saves 15% when they add products from the Eyes collection and the Lips collection to their carts.

The result:

Each qualifying item that's bundled receives the 15% discount.

The discount message displays in the cart.

The function trigger

Two conditions trigger the discount:

If the cart has an item from the Eyes collection with a quantity of one or more, and the cart has an item from the Lips collection with a quantity of one or more, then the discount is applied.

The function verifies that the items belong to the chosen collections and then applies a percentage discount to each qualifying item in the cart.

Setting up a bundle discount

Step 1 of 4: Campaign name

1. From the Function Junction dashboard, under Quick start templates, click Bundle Discount.

2. Under Function name, give your discount a unique name so you can identify it later.

Step 2 of 4: Function trigger

In this example, the function is looking for items in the cart that belong to the Eyes collection AND items in the cart from the Lips collection. The requirements are that there is one item from each collection needed to build the bundle:

1. Set up the conditions that customers need to meet to get the discount. In this example, the function needs two conditions:

Condition 1:

• If cart has items

• collection is any and select the Eyes collection

• selected items quantity is greater than or equal to

Condition 2:

• and cart has items

• collection is any and select the Lips collection

• selected items quantity is greater than or equal to

1. Click Next.

Step 3 of 4: Function action

1. Set up the action (the discount) that is taken when the conditions you set are met. In this example, the customer is rewarded with $25 off products from the two collections.

   1. collection is any, and then select both the Lips and Eyes collections.

   2. then percentage discount per item

Step 4 of 4: Discount details

1. Under Discount type, select if you want the discount to be Automatic or With Discount Code. In this example, the discount applies automatically.

   1. Automatic: Under Discount message, if you select Yes, then enter the discount message in the field provided below.

   2. With Discount Code: Enter the discount code that you want customers to enter at checkout.

When your discount is published, if you want to advertise it, then you can .

You can build campaigns to reward customers for items added to the cart. You can discount items in the cart by a monetary amount or percentage.

The Product discount template applies a discount to each individual item in the cart that qualifies for a discount.

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• Product discount example

Product discount example

In this Product discount function example, the store is rewarding customers with 50% off each item if the cart subtotal is greater than $50.

The result:

The customer receives the discounted amount for each individual item in the cart with a custom message:

The function trigger

In this example, there is one trigger condition. The cart subtotal must be over $50 for the discount to apply. The discount is applied to each item by the percent value:

Setting up a product discount

Step 1 of 4: Campaign name

1. From the Function Junction dashboard, under Quick start templates, click Product Discount.

2. Under Function name, give your discount a unique name so you can identify it later.

Step 2 of 4: Function trigger

1. Set up the conditions that customers need to meet to get the discount.

   1. The criteria for this example should be based on cart subtotal.

2. Optional: Click Add a condition to add an additional condition, if you want customers to meet more than one.

3. Click Next.

Step 3 of 4: Function action

1. Set up the action (the discount) that is taken when the conditions you set are met.

   1. For this example, the action should be: Percentage discount per item.

   2. Fill in the second text box with the number representing the discount amount you want to set up, then click Next. In this example, the discount is 50%.

Step 4 of 4: Discount details

1. Under Discount type, select if you want the discount to be Automatic or With Discount Code. In this example, the discount applies automatically.

   1. Automatic: Under Discount message, if you select Yes, then enter the discount message in the field provided below.

   2. With Discount Code: Enter the discount code that you want customers to enter at checkout.

When your discount is published, if you want to advertise it, then you can .

If you added a Discount message, then it appears in the cart.

If left blank, the Campaign Name is added to the cart message.

There are two parts to setting up a function on your store:

1. Creating the function: There are different conditions required for each function. You can find specific function setup instructions in the Templates or Functions section of the Help Center.

2. Publishing a widget on your storefront: This is important if you want customers to know about the function, like in the case of discounts, sales, or free shipping promos.

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Step 1: Creating a function

Steps:

1. From the FJ Functions & Script Editor, click Create a function.

2. Under Create campaign, click Start from scratch.

3. Beside the function type you want to create, click Continue.

4. Input your function details as per the steps. Refer to the specific type of function in the Function types section of the Help Center if you need help.

Your function is now active.

Function campaign dashboard

After you've clicked Publish, you're taken to that function campaign's dashboard.

Here you can:

• edit the function

• monitor function performance

• switch the function status from draft to active

To make the function details visible to customers, you can publish it as a storefront widget.

Step 2: Publishing a widget to your storefront

Part 1: Set up the widget

Steps:

1. From the function campaign dashboard, under Storefront Widgets you have different options depending on the type of function you created:

   1. Promotional banner: Slides up from the bottom to highlight promotions or calls-to-action. Supports a title, subtitle, and button.

   2. Announcement bar: Slim, sticky banner at the top for important updates or offers. It stays visible as customers scroll. Includes text and a link.

Part 2: Add the widget to your theme

On your theme editor, the widget is published under the Apps block.

Steps:

1. Click on the widget that was added to the Apps section block.

2. Beside Block identifier (Block Name or App Block ID), click Select.

3. Click the corresponding block name for the function you created.

4. Optional: Adjust any styles that you want to apply to the widget.

Cart and checkout validation lets you control when a customer can proceed to checkout by applying custom rules to their cart.

For example, you can require a minimum spend of $20, prevent checkout if a restricted item is in the cart for certain regions, or limit the total number of items purchased. This feature is useful for enforcing shipping restrictions, setting purchase limits, or applying order rules without impacting every customer.

In this section:

This Privacy Policy describes how Presidio Creative, LLC. (together with its affiliated companies - "Function Junction", "we", or "us") collects, stores, uses and discloses personal data when you interact with Function Junction, including when you visit or interact with any of our linked websites, participate in any of our events, interact with any of our online ads and content, emails, sales and marketing channels, integrations or communications under our control (“sites”, and collectively with our eCommerce Operating System platform, the “Services”).

Please review this Privacy Policy carefully, and please use the information herein to make informed choices. If you have any concerns or questions about our privacy practices, please feel free to contact us. By accessing the sites, registering for an account, or making a purchase from us, you are agreeing to all of the terms set forth in this Privacy Policy.

If you do not agree to this Privacy Policy, do not use the sites, purchase our products, interact with us, or give us any information. Your continued use of the sites and/or of our Services means that you agree to this privacy policy.

Our Services are designed for businesses and are not intended for personal or household use. Accordingly, we treat all personal data covered by this Privacy Policy, including information about any visitors to our sites, as pertaining to individuals acting as business representatives, rather than in their personal capacity.

You are not legally required to provide us with any personal data. If you do not wish to provide us with your personal data, or to have it processed by us or any of our service providers, please do not provide it to us and avoid any interaction with us or with any of our Services.

Specifically, this Privacy Policy describes our practices regarding:

1. Data Collection & Processing

When we use the term “personal data” in this Privacy Policy, we mean information that identifies, relates to, describes, is reasonably capable of being associated with, or could reasonably be linked, directly or indirectly, to an individual. It does not include aggregated or identified information that is maintained in a form that is not reasonably capable of being associated with or linked to an individual.

We collect the following categories of personal data, with respect to the following types of data subjects:

1. Merchant Data: personal data that we collect, process and manage on behalf of our business customers (“merchants” or “customers”), as part of our eCommerce Operating System platform (“platform”). We process such Merchant Data on behalf of and under the instruction of the respective customer. Accordingly, this Privacy Policy (which describes Function Junction’s own privacy and data processing practices) does not apply to such processing done on its customers’ behalf. To learn about the Privacy Policy and practices of our customers, please contact them directly.

2. User Data: personal data concerning our customers’ internal focal persons who directly engage with Function Junction concerning their organizational account, and users of the platform on behalf of such customers, e.g., the account administrators and users, billing contacts and authorized signatories on behalf of the customer (collectively, “users”); as well as the customer’s business needs and preferences, as identified to us or recognized through our engagement with them.

3. Prospect Data: personal data relating to visitors of our websites, participants at our events, and any other prospective customer, user or partner (collectively, “prospects”) who visits, purchases, or otherwise interacts with our sites and Services.

Specifically, we collect or generate the following types of personal data about such individuals through the Services:

• Usage, login credentials, and device information concerning customers, users and prospects (connectivity, technical and aggregated usage data, such as user agent, IP addresses and approximate location based upon such IP addresses;

• Information concerning our customers, users and prospects (contact and business details such as name, email, phone number, position, workplace and professional information, and related business insights, our communications with such individuals (correspondences, sensory information including call and video recordings, and transcriptions and analyses thereof), feedback and testimonials received, contractual and billing details, as well as any expressed, presumed or identified needs, preferences, attributes and insights relevant to our potential or existing engagement), purchasing details including interest and/or purchase history, commercial information, including records of our products or services purchased, obtained, or considered);

• Personal data contained in Customer Data which is provided by our customers or processed on their behalf and under their instruction, which may also include any of the types of personal data described above (with respect to users or other individuals whose data is contained in the Customer Data).

2. Data Uses & Lawful Bases for Processing

If you reside or are using the Services in a territory governed by privacy laws under which “Consent” is the only or most appropriate lawful basis for the processing of personal data as described herein (in general, or specifically with respect to the types of personal data you expect or elect to process or have processed by us or via the Services, or due to nature of such processing), your acceptance of our Terms of Service (or the execution of another service agreement with Function Junction) and this Privacy Policy will be deemed as your consent to the processing of your personal data for all purposes detailed in this Privacy Policy, unless applicable law requires a different form of consent. If you wish to revoke such consent, please contact us at [email protected].

We do not sell your personal data for the intents and purposes of the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) or California Consumer Rights Act (CPRA) and have not sold your personal data in the past.

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3. Data Storage and Transfer

We and our authorized service providers (further detailed below) maintain, store and process personal data in the United States of America, as reasonably necessary for the proper performance and delivery of our Services, for our internal business purposes in the locations where Function Junction resides, or as may be required by law.

While privacy laws may vary between jurisdictions, Function Junction is committed to protect personal data in accordance with this Privacy Policy and customary industry standards, and such appropriate lawful mechanisms and contractual terms requiring adequate data protection, regardless of any lesser legal requirements that may apply in the jurisdiction to which such data is transferred.

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4. How Long We Retain Your Personal Data

We retain personal data for as long as we deem it as reasonably necessary in order to maintain and expand our relationship and provide you with our Services and offerings; in order to comply with our legal and contractual obligations; or to protect ourselves from any potential disputes (i.e. as required by laws applicable to log-keeping, records and bookkeeping, and in order to have proof and evidence concerning our relationship, should any legal issues arise following your discontinuance of use), all in accordance with our data retention policy and applicable laws.

To determine the appropriate retention period for personal data, we consider the amount, nature, and sensitivity of the personal data, the potential risk of harm from unauthorized use or disclosure of your personal data, the purposes for which we process your personal data and the applicable legal requirements.

Please note that except as required by applicable law or our specific agreements with you, we will not be obligated to retain your personal data for any particular period, and we are free to securely delete, anonymize or restrict access to it for any reason and at any time, with or without notice to you. ‍

If you have any questions about our data retention policy, please contact us by e-mail at [email protected].

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5. How We Share or Otherwise Disclose Your Personal Data

We disclose personal data in the following ways:

Service Providers: We engage selected third-party companies and individuals to perform services on our behalf or complementary to our own. Such service providers include hosting and server co-location services, communications and content delivery networks (CDNs), data security services, billing and payment processing services, fraud detection and prevention services, web and product analytics, e-mail distribution and monitoring services, session or activity recording services, remote access services, content transcription and analysis services, performance measurement, data optimization and marketing services, social and advertising networks, content and data enrichment providers, event production and hosting services, e-mail, voicemails, support, enablement and customer relation management systems, and our legal, financial, privacy and compliance advisors (collectively, “service providers“). Our service providers may have access to personal data, depending on each of their specific roles and purposes in facilitating and enhancing our Services, and may only use the data as determined in our agreements with them.

Partnerships: We engage selected business and channel partners, resellers, distributors and providers of professional services related to our Services, which allow us to explore and pursue growth opportunities by facilitating a stronger local presence and tailored experiences for our customers, users and prospects. In such instances, we may share relevant contact, business and usage details with the respective partner, to allow them to engage with those entities and individuals for such purposes. If you directly engage with any of our partners, please note that any aspect of that engagement that is not directly related to the Services and directed by Function Junction is beyond the scope of Function Junction’s Terms of Service and this Privacy Policy, and may therefore be covered by the partner’s own terms and policies. Please review the privacy policys and terms of services of those businesses for more information about what each of those businesses does with your personal data.

Service Integrations: Using our Services to their fullest extent requires connecting or integrating with third-party services, for example, Facebook, Google Ads, Klaviyo, ReCharge, and more in order to share or receive data, which may include personal data, to the platform, or to enrich the data you have processed on the platform. The provider of this connected or integrated third-party service may receive certain relevant data about or from your account on the Services, or share certain relevant data from your account on the third-party provider’s service with our Services, depending on the nature and purpose of such integration. This could include Customer Data and/or User Data. Note that we do not receive or store your passwords for any of these third-party services (but do typically require your API key in order to integrate with them).

Sharing your Feedback or Recommendations: If you submit a public review or feedback, note that we may (at our discretion) store and present your review on our sites and in our Services. If you wish to remove your public review, please contact us at [email protected].

Business Customers: Our customers have access to any personal data we process on their behalf in our capacity as a “processor” or a “service provider”, as well as to personal data relating to their users, as it relates to their use of our Services.

Legal Compliance: We may disclose or allow government and law enforcement officials access to your personal data, in response to a subpoena, search warrant or court order (or similar requirement), or in compliance with applicable laws and regulations. Such disclosure or access may occur if we believe in good faith that: (a) we are legally compelled to do so; (b) disclosure is appropriate in connection with efforts to investigate, prevent, or take action regarding actual or suspected illegal activity, fraud, or other wrongdoing; or (c) such disclosure is required to protect our legitimate business interests, including the security or integrity of our products and services.

Protecting Rights and Safety: We may share personal data with others if we believe in good faith that this will help protect the rights, property or personal safety of Function Junction and our employees, any of our prospects, users or customers, or any members of the general public.

Function Junction Subsidiaries and Affiliated Companies: We may share personal data internally within our group, for the purposes described in this Privacy Policy. In addition, should Function Junction or any of its subsidiaries or affiliates undergo any change in control or ownership, including by means of merger, acquisition or purchase of substantially all or part of its assets, personal data may be shared with or transferred to the parties involved in such an event. We may disclose personal data to a third-party during negotiation of, in connection with or as an asset in such a corporate business transaction. Personal data may also be disclosed in the event of insolvency, bankruptcy or receivership.

For the avoidance of doubt, Function Junction may share personal data in additional manners, pursuant to your explicit approval, or if we are legally obligated to do so, or if we have successfully rendered such data non-personal, non-identifiable and anonymous. We may transfer, share or otherwise use non-personal and non-identifiable data at our sole discretion and without the need for further approval.

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6. Cookies and Data Collection Technologies and Do Not Track

We and our service providers use “cookies”, anonymous identifiers, pixels, container tags and other technologies in order to provide our Services and ensure that they perform properly, to analyze our performance and marketing activities, for personalization purposes, for product development and improvements, and to personalize your experience.

Cookies are packets of information sent to your web browser and then sent back by the browser each time it accesses the server that sent the cookie. Some cookies are removed when you close your browser tab or window. These are the “Session Cookies”. Some last for longer periods and are called “Persistent Cookies”. We use both types.

We use Persistent Cookies to remember your log-in details and make it easier for you to log-in the next time you access the platform. We may use this type of cookies and Session Cookies for additional purposes, to facilitate the use of the Services’ features and tools. We may also use HTML5 local storage or Flash cookies for the above-mentioned purposes. These technologies differ from browser cookies in the amount and type of data they store, and how they store it.

Whilst we do not change our practices in response to a “Do Not Track” signal in the HTTP header from a browser or mobile application, you can manage your cookies preferences, including whether or not to accept them and how to remove them, through your browser settings. Please bear in mind that disabling cookies may complicate or even prevent you from using the Services.

We also use the web analytics tool Google Analytics. This tool helps us understand users’ behavior on our Services, including by tracking page content, and click/touch, movements, scrolls and keystroke activities. Further information about the privacy practices of our analytics service provider is available at: www.google.com/policies/privacy/partners. Further information about your option to opt-out of this analytics service is available at: .

Please note that if you get a new computer, install a new browser, erase or otherwise alter your browser’s cookie file (including upgrading certain browsers), you may also clear the opt-out cookies installed once you opt-out, so an additional opt-out will be necessary to prevent additional tracking.

For more information on our cookie and data collection technologies practices, you may also use the “Cookie settings” feature available in our Services depending on your location and activity on our Services, as applicable.

7. Communications

We engage in service and promotional communications, through e-mail notifications.

Service Communications: We may contact you with important information regarding our Services. For example, we may send you notifications (through any of the means available to us) of changes or updates to our Services, billing issues, log-in attempts or password reset notices, etc. Please note that you will not be able to opt out of receiving certain service communications which are integral to your use of some of our Services (like password resets or billing notices).

Promotional Communications: We may also notify you about new features, additional offerings, events, special opportunities or any other information we think you will find valuable, as our customer, user or prospect, subject to any necessary collection of your consent as appropriate based on applicable laws. We may provide such notices through any of the contact means available to us, through the Services, or through our marketing campaigns on any other sites or platforms.

If you do not wish to receive such promotional communications, you may notify us at any time by sending an e-mail to: [email protected], or sending us a request through the live chat in the Function Junction website/app, or by following the instructions contained in the promotional communications you receive.

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8. Data Security

We have implemented industry-standard physical, procedural and technical security measures, designed to secure your personal data, to minimize the risks of theft, damage, loss of information, or unauthorized access or use of information. However, we cannot guarantee that our Services will be immune from any wrongdoings, malfunctions, unlawful interceptions or access, or other kinds of abuse and misuse. As such, your use of the Services is at your own risk and, when you register an account with us, we encourage you to choose passwords of sufficient length and complexity and not used to access any other site or services, install the latest security updates and anti-virus software on your computer/device to help prevent malware and viruses, not share your password with others, and review your account information periodically. If there is any unexpected activity or inaccurate information or if you have reason to believe that your information is no longer secure, or if you have any questions about our security, please contact us by e-mail at [email protected].

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9. Your Data Subject Rights

Individuals have rights concerning their personal data as detailed below and, with respect to all requests, we may need to ask you to provide us with certain credentials to make sure that you are who you claim you are, to avoid disclosure to you of personal data related to others and to ask you to provide further information to better understand the nature and scope of data that you request to exercise your rights. Such additional data may be then retained by us for legal, compliance and auditing purposes (e.g., as proof of the identity of the person submitting the request or proof of request fulfillment).

We may redact from the data that we will make available to the requesting data subject any personal data related to others.

Please contact us by e-mail at: [email protected] or send us a request through the live chat in the Function Junction website/app if you wish to exercise your privacy rights under any applicable law, including the EU or UK General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), or the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA), the Virginia Consumer Data Protection Act (VCDPA) and others such as – to the extent applicable – the right to know/request access to (specific pieces of personal data collected; categories of personal data collected; categories of sources from whom the personal data was collected; purpose of collecting personal data; categories of third parties with whom we have shared personal data), to request rectification or erasure of your personal data held with Function Junction, or to restrict or object to such personal data’s processing (including the right to direct us not to sell your personal data to third parties now or in the future), or to port such personal data, or the right to equal services and prices (e.g. freedom from discrimination) (each to the extent available to you under the laws which apply to you). Under some regulatory frameworks, such as the GDPR, you may also have the right to lodge a complaint with the relevant supervisory authority, as applicable. These rights are also subject to various exclusions and exceptions under applicable laws. We will not charge a fee to process or respond to your verifiable privacy request unless it is excessive, repetitive, or manifestly unfounded. If we determine that the request warrants a fee, we will tell you why we made that decision and provide you with a cost estimate before completing your request. Alternatively, we may refuse to comply with your request in such circumstances.

We will not fulfill your request unless you have provided sufficient information that enables us to reasonably verify that you are the individual about whom we collected the personal data.

Please also note that if you request deletion of your personal data, we may deny your request or may retain certain elements of your personal data if it is necessary for us or our service providers. We will provide details of our reasoning to you in our correspondence on the matter.

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10. Data Controller/Processor

Certain data protection laws and regulations, such as the EU GDPR, UK GDPR, CCPA/CPRA, and VCDPA, typically distinguish between two main roles for parties processing personal data: the “data controller” (or under the CCPA/CPRA, “business”), who determines the purposes and means of processing; and the “data processor” (or under the CCPA/CPRA, “service provider”), who processes the data on behalf of the data controller (or business). Below we explain how these roles apply to our Services, to the extent that such laws and regulations apply.

Function Junction is the “data controller” of Prospect Data. With respect to such data, we assume the responsibilities of data controller (to the extent applicable under law), as set forth in this Privacy Policy. In such instances, our service providers processing such data will assume the role of “data processor”. ‍

Function Junction is the “data processor” of Customer Data, which we process on behalf of our customers (who are each, as relevant, the “data controller” of such data). In such instances, our service providers who process such Customer Data on our behalf are the “sub-processors” of such data.

Function Junction is both a “data controller” and “data processor” of User Data. Such data is processed by Function Junction for its own purposes (as described in Section 2 above), as an independent ‘controller’; whilst certain portions of it which are included in Customer Data will be processed by us on our customer’s behalf, as a ‘data processor’.

Accordingly, Function Junction processes Customer Data (which includes some User Data) strictly in accordance with our customer’s reasonable instructions and other commercial agreements with such customer.

Our customers are solely responsible for determining whether and how they wish to use our Services, and for ensuring that all individuals using the Services on their behalf, as well as all individuals whose personal data may be included in Customer Data processed through the Services, have been provided with adequate notice and given informed consent to the processing of their personal data, where such consent is necessary or advised, and that all legal requirements applicable to the collection, recording, use or other processing of data through our Services are fully met by the customer, including specifically in the context of an employment relationship. Our customers are also responsible for handling data subject rights requests under applicable law, by their users and other individuals whose data they process through the Services.

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11. US Privacy Policys

California Requirements:

This Privacy Policy describes the categories of personal data we may collect and the sources of such information (in Section ‎1 above), and our retention (Section ‎4) and deletion rights (Section ‎9) practices. We also included information about how we may process your information (in Sections ‎2 through ‎7), which includes for “business purposes” under the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA)/California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA). We do not sell your personal data for the intents and purposes of CCPA. We may disclose personal data to third parties or allow them to collect personal data from our Services as described in Section ‎5 above, if those third parties are authorized service providers or business partners who have agreed to our contractual limitations as to their retention, use, and disclosure of such personal data, or if you integrate the services of third parties with our Services, or direct us to disclose your personal data to third parties, or as otherwise described in Section 5 above.

You may also designate an authorized agent, in writing or through a power of attorney, to request to exercise your privacy rights on your behalf. The authorized agent may submit a request to exercise these rights by emailing us.

We currently do not collect household data. If we receive a Right to Know or Right to Delete request submitted by all members of a household, we will individually respond to each request. We will not be able to comply with any request by a member of a household under the age of 13 as we do not collect Personal data from any person under the age of 13.

Virginia Requirements:

You may also designate an authorized agent, in writing or through a power of attorney, to request to exercise your privacy rights on your behalf. The authorized agent may submit a request to exercise these rights by emailing us.

We do not disclose a user’s personal data to any third party for such third-party’s direct marketing purposes.

If you have any questions or would like to exercise your rights under the CCPA/CPRA, Nevada S.B.220, or VCDPA, you can contact [email protected].

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12. Additional Notices & Contact Details

Updates and Amendments: We may update and amend this Privacy Policy from time to time by posting an amended version on our Services. The amended version will be effective as of the date it is published. We will provide prior notice if we believe any substantial changes are involved via any of the communication means available to us or via the Services. After such notice period, all amendments shall be deemed accepted by you. In the event consent is required based on where you reside, you will be asked to consent prior to being allowed to access our Services subsequent to a Privacy Policy update/amendment.

External Links: While our Services may contain links to other websites or services, we are not responsible for their privacy practices. We encourage you to pay attention when you leave our Services for the website or application of such third parties, and to read the privacy policies of each and every website and service you visit. This Privacy Policy applies only to our Services.

Children: Our Services are not designed to attract minors. We do not knowingly collect personal data from minors and do not wish to do so. If we learn that a person who is considered a minor according to applicable law is using the Services, we will attempt to prohibit and block such use and will make our best efforts to promptly delete any personal data stored with us with regard to such minor. If you believe that we might have any such data, please contact us by e-mail at [email protected].

Contacting Us: If you have any comments or questions regarding our Privacy Policy, or if you have any concerns regarding your personal data held with us, please contact Function Junction’s privacy team at [email protected].