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# Checkout discount method
This page explains what happens behind the scenes when a customer with a discount checks out.
Samita Wholesale Pricing uses Shopify's **Draft Order API** to check out discounted orders. The discount appears at checkout like this:
With this method, every product in the order shares **one discount code** that matches the discount shown on your storefront. You can find these auto-generated codes in Shopify under **Discounts**.
{% hint style="warning" %}
This discount code can't be edited or deleted. If it's removed, the customer's order loses its discount.
{% endhint %}
Every time a customer checks out on your storefront, the app creates a draft order behind the scenes, tagged **samita-wholesale**. This draft order itself doesn't show the discount when you view it in Shopify **Draft Orders** — the discount is applied when it converts to a real order.
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