# Adding and Updating ad-hoc Coupons

## Adding and Updating ad-hoc Coupons

Now that you've [set up your tickets](/publishing/control-access/adding-tickets-passes-and-guest-passes.md) and [integrated your hub with stripe](/integrations/payments.md), you'll most likely want to add discounts by creating coupons. Watch this video to find out how: 

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1. Navigate to the 'Products' tab at the top of  your page.
2. Navigate to the 'Coupon' tab on the left-hand  sidebar.&#x20;
3. Click the '+ New' button at the top right-hand  corner.&#x20;
4. Enter the name of your coupon (this is what will  appear internally on your Stripe account) and  the amount you would like the coupon to take  off.&#x20;
5. Select the event you would like this to be  applied to specifically.\
   **WARNING:** You cannot change this  later on, so make sure you select all the events  that this needs to be active for. This includes  the secondary language versions of your event!  Otherwise, you will have to archive the ticket  and start from the beginning. We recommend  searching for your events in the search box by  using the Event Name.&#x20;
6. Create the customer-facing coupon code and add  an expiry date. Your coupon should look like  this:

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7. Click create and your coupon is good to go.
8. If you wish to reuse the customer-facing coupon code, make sure to archive it!


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