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An AI agent connected to AIOD can set up quantity and tiered promotions: volume breaks, wholesale and bulk pricing, spend-more-save-more ladders, tiered free gifts and shipping rewards, and selectable bundle offers on the product page.

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Which template gets used

All three are “tiered”, but they behave differently — and picking the wrong one isn’t cosmetic, because each allows a different set of fields. Merchant-facing settings: Tiered/Volume Discount, Volume Discount / Bundle, Combined Multi Discounts.

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What the agent does

  1. Reads the contracts — the three tiered templates differ in exactly the fields it’s about to write.
  2. Picks by the shape of the tiers: same condition with a rising number → tiered_unified; one shared scope shown as bundle cards → volume_bundle; genuinely different per-tier conditions → combined_discount.
  3. Writes every tier out in full, each with its condition and its reward.
  4. Decides stacking: by default the highest unlocked tier wins. Stacking every unlocked tier only happens if you explicitly ask.
  5. Drafts it and hands you a link.

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Worth knowing

  • Tiers have a specific shape. Each one needs a condition and a reward. An agent that invents its own tier format gets everything stripped and the draft rejected — which is why reading the contract first matters.
  • By default only the best tier applies. If you want every unlocked tier to stack, say so.
  • Exclusions behave differently between templates. In tiered_unified an exclusion is campaign-wide — the editor shows one control and applies it to every tier. In combined_discount it’s genuinely per-tier.
  • In volume_bundle, every tier shares one scope and only the quantity changes. Adding a free gift to an offer needs its own matching gift tier. Widget copy, badges, styling, and layout can’t be set through MCP — configure those in the app.