Active
The stored campaign state that makes an offer eligible to run, subject to its schedule and publish state.
Forty definitions for the concepts you will see in campaign setup, storefront delivery, checkout, and diagnostics.
The stored campaign state that makes an offer eligible to run, subject to its schedule and publish state.
A shop-currency minimum the bundled merchandise must reach before its discount can apply.
The merchant-authored offer containing its type, targeting, steps, gifts, schedule, conditions, and overlap policy.
One of three offer mechanics: custom bundle, fixed bundle, or quantity breaks. It is separate from storefront placement.
A shop-currency minimum the whole cart must reach before the bundle offer can apply.
A real variant, quantity, and exact per-unit price inside a fixed bundle recipe.
An optional storefront timer that appears only when a campaign also has an end date.
A campaign where shoppers assemble eligible items and checkout merges a valid selection into one bundle line.
The admin status page for Function activation, parent publication, published versions, artifact sizes, priorities, support reports, and repair actions.
An enabled paid-item range with a percentage discount and optional reached message, badge, and gift rules.
A campaign state that customers do not see unless a valid private preview is active for that draft.
A product or variant allowed to count toward a campaign after includes, collections, and exclusions are resolved.
An overlap policy that lets one exclusive campaign suppress other campaign candidates when they compete.
A product or variant that remains ineligible even when a broader included product or collection would otherwise allow it.
A sellable parent product that expands at checkout into a fixed recipe of component variants and prices.
The per-step choice of no gifts, optional gifts, or required gifts.
The variants, products, and collections from which a qualifying custom-bundle step may offer gifts.
An overlap policy that selects the competing campaign with the greatest total customer savings for the cart candidates.
A derived display status for an active campaign whose current time falls inside its schedule.
The optional upper paid-item quantity for which a discount step remains the matching range.
The paid-item quantity a shopper must reach before a discount step can qualify.
The Shopify product and variant representing a merged or fixed bundle. Cinch can manage it or the merchant can select one.
The supported discount form for custom-bundle and quantity-break steps, applied to qualifying paid items.
A product, collection, landing, or cart context where a campaign is intended to render. Placement does not change campaign type.
An explicit gift-pool variant selected automatically when its discount step unlocks, if that variant is available.
The currency in which Shopify presents the cart to the shopper; Cinch converts supported fixed prices and thresholds into it at checkout.
A private, tokenized, seven-day storefront view of a valid custom or quantity-break draft. It is not a third campaign status.
A value from 0 to 1000 used to choose a winner when the overlap policy calls for merchant-selected priority.
A difference between saved campaign source and the version currently published to the storefront and checkout.
A single-product campaign whose percentage discount increases at merchant-defined quantities.
The gift-pool rule that offers any pool gift, only the step's preselections, or exactly the locked preselections.
Replaying a retained published snapshot's compiled storefront and Function artifacts without deleting newer draft edits.
Optional start and end instants that gate when an active campaign can run, stored with timezone context for editing.
A named, non-overlapping group inside a custom bundle with its own minimum and optional maximum item quantity.
An overlap policy that lets campaigns coexist when they claim different cart lines; no line receives two operations.
A retained copy of a published compiled configuration that can be replayed during rollback. Cinch keeps three.
The rule for competing campaigns: exclusive, highest discount wins, priority wins, or separate lines only.
The included products, variants, and collections plus product and variant exclusions that define bundle eligibility.
The source-model name for a discount step.
A share URL with source, medium, and campaign attribution. Fixed bundles can point directly to their product page.