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# Coupons

A coupon code will be entered when a rider goes into the Rental Details page. This can be from scanning a QR code, entering a bike number, selecting it from the list of available units, or clicking on the > when viewing the system rates.

{% hint style="success" %}
All coupon codes are case-sensitive. Double-check coupon codes shared with riders are exactly as they appear on the dashboard.
{% endhint %}

![Apply Promotional Code entry](/files/-MjV95H7bsSNVsrrFB0t)

From the Rental Details screen, click "Enter code here". A keyboard will come up and allow the user to enter a coupon code.

!["ExaCoupon" as an example ](/files/-MjV9IsjgLflx2wuG759)

Once Apply is selected, the rider will receive a success message. Note: If they do not receive this, it's important to always check the coupon code shared with them is in the correct case.

![Coupon code applied](/files/-MjV9WncZ4uY45FPiaBi)

Once it is applied, the associated perk of the coupon will be shown. After the rental, a user can view their [rental history](https://documentation.movatic.co/feature-guide-2/rentals/user-experience-rental-history) and see the coupon applied.


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