This template starts when Wave creates a new customer, builds a unique coupon code in JavaScript from that customer, and adds the code in Acuity Scheduling.
Use it so new accounting customers get a booking discount without typing codes by hand. Connect Wave and Acuity Scheduling, then map the customer into the coupon fields.
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The scenario starts when Wave adds a new customer on the connected account.
JavaScript turns the customer id or name into a unique Acuity coupon code and sets amount or percent off.
Acuity Scheduling stores the coupon so the customer can use it when they book.
Add a Wave connection and watch new customers on the business you bill in Wave.
Add an Acuity Scheduling connection with permission to create coupon codes.
In JavaScript, build a unique code from the Wave customer. Add that code in Acuity with the discount you want. Test with one new Wave customer.
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