The approach that determines how multiple discounts are evaluated and applied to a cart. You can apply all discounts with conditions that are met, apply a discount only to the first line item in a cart that meets conditions, or apply only the discount that offers a maximum price reduction.
Apply all discounts with conditions that are met. For example, you can use the ALL strategy to apply a
20% discount on a t-shirt, a $5 discount on a pair of shoes, and a 10% discount on a hat. The total
discount would be the sum of all three discounts, which would be applied to the order total. This strategy
doesn't override discount combination
rules.
Only apply the discount to the first line item in a cart that meets conditions.
For example, you can use the FIRST strategy to apply a 20% discount to the first line item in a cart
and ensure no other discounts are applied.
Only apply the discount that provides the greatest savings. For example, you can use the MAXIMUM strategy
to apply the higher of two discounts. If you have a 20% discount on a $30 t-shirt and a $5 discount on $40
shoes, then the 20% discount saves you $6 (20% of $30), while the $5 discount stays the same.
Since $6 is more than $5, the 20% discount on the t-shirt is applied.