> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.chord.co/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.chord.co/chord-oms/chord-oms-overview/batch-promotions.md). # Batch Promotions ### Introduction Batch promotions allow you to create thousands of discount codes at once. So instead of creating codes like \***ChordPromo1, ChordPromo2, or ChordPromo3,** \*the Batch Promotions tool will automatically generate a list for you. These codes can be unique, so your brand can create highly personalized codes based on customer data from your CRM. ### How to create a Batch Promo Navigate to Promotions and click **New Promotion.**

Select Multiple promotion codes radio button

**Base code** - Name of your base code promo, example: **chord** **Number of codes** - The number of promotion codes you need to create for that promotion. **Join characters** - Will precede the Name of your Promo, example: **Promo.** Since the Base Code is Chord, it will read **ChordPromo** **Per code usage limit:** How many times do you want your customers to use the unique code. It is usually setup as 1 per ‌Click Create when all codes have been processed you will have the ability to view and/or download the codes you have just created

If you click the **View code list**, you will the list of the codes that were created

You can create an extra Promotion code from within the View Code list too. If you need a few more you can repeat the process. Click on **Create promotion code** and provide the value needed and click Create. You will see it added to your list of codes

If you click Download code list, a CSV file will download. The file should look like this:

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