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Every Leat reward or promotion you want to redeem on storekit needs a storekit discount type. It is a short code that tells storekit what to discount, how much and on how many items. This page helps you pick the right one; the setup steps live in Rewards and Vouchers.

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Start From the Reward You Want

Find the reward closest to yours, then copy the type and value into Leat.
Discount value is always a plain number: 10 means 10% for percentage types and £10 (or your store’s currency) for amount types. Leave out % and currency symbols.

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Build Your Own Type

If none of the examples fit, answer four questions. Each answer is one word in the type name, joined with underscores:
1

What does it apply to?

basket (the whole order), product (specific items), category (any item in a category) or modifier (an add-on such as an extra shot).
2

Percentage or fixed amount?

percent for a percentage (percentage for the basket), amount for a fixed sum. Fixed amounts never take an item below zero.
3

Should paid add-ons be discounted too?

base discounts the item price only — extras such as toppings stay full price. modifiers discounts the item plus its paid add-ons.
4

One item or all of them?

single discounts one matching item (storekit picks the cheapest). multi discounts every matching item in the basket.
So “a percentage off one product, add-ons not included” is product + percent + base + single → product_percent_base_single. Not every combination exists — check the full list below before saving in Leat.

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Full List

No storekit PLU needed.
storekit PLU holds the product code(s) — see Linking rewards to products.A fixed amount is capped at the price of the item it applies to. A percentage of 100 makes the item free.
storekit PLU holds the category identifier.There are no fixed-amount category types.
storekit PLU holds the modifier’s PLU.This is the only modifier type — there is no fixed-amount or multi version.
A reward whose type is not in the lists above cannot be redeemed on storekit. Customers see it in Leat but storekit will not apply it. Double-check spelling — the type must match exactly, including underscores.