E-commerce Management
Kliv is an AI app builder. Describe the discount and promotion platform you need — scheduled prices, scoped codes, member pricing, bundles, and reports — and it builds it on your own Stripe account.
Just enter your idea into the text box and AI will build it for you
Kliv isn’t a coupon plugin or campaign tool — it’s an AI app builder that builds software for you.
You describe the app you need in plain words, and Kliv builds it: the catalog rules, checkout logic, admin screens, reports, and scheduled jobs. You own the result, run payments on your own Stripe account, and keep changing it later by asking for changes. It isn’t a template with fixed discount settings.
On this page, that app is a discount and promotion platform for your catalog. Kliv builds all kinds of web apps; this is one for running sales without losing control of price and margin.
A promotion touches the catalog, checkout, newsletter, site banner, margin report, and calendar. If those live in separate tools, the mistakes are familiar: a sale price that stays live too long, a code with no cap, or an influencer discount that spreads farther than planned.
Kliv builds promotions into the store itself. A price window has dates, a code has rules, and every redemption is a row you can report on.
These are the records and rules that make a promotion enforceable.
Autumn blends can drop 15% from October 1 to 14, with the dates stored on the price in the catalog. Checkout reads the live price at payment time.
NEWSLETTER10 can work only for first orders, only on whole-bean coffee, with 500 redemptions total. The rules live on the code and are checked at checkout.
A holiday sampler with three 250 g bags can be its own product, with its own stock and scheduled window, without changing the individual bag prices.
Bean-club members can see member prices when signed in, including products the public catalog never lists.
Every redemption is tied to an order, code, window, and channel. The ledger is the source for reports, not an export you rebuild later.
Revenue per channel, redemptions per code, first orders versus regulars, and margin impact can be read from the same rows checkout created.
Here’s how one business might use it. It’s only an example — you would describe your own catalog, code rules, windows, membership prices, and reports.
In the Sandbox, Nadia runs the November promotion early with test cards and a simulated clock. The sale price opens, the cap fills, and the window closes before real customers see it.
The price window goes on the autumn blends, NEWSLETTER10 gets its product scope and 500-redemption cap, and the newsletter is scheduled.
At 00:00, member prices appear for bean-club customers and NEWSLETTER10 goes live for eligible first orders.
Redemption 500 succeeds. Redemption 501 is rejected by the code’s own rule while normal full-price checkout continues.
On Monday, Nadia sees first orders, revenue by code, the sold-out sampler, and channel results. Next year’s sale starts from the report, not memory.
Kliv builds from your description, so the more detail you give, the closer the first version. Include dates, eligibility, caps, product scope, member rules, and reports.
Windows, capped codes, member prices, and reports.
“Build a promotion manager for my coffee roastery. Put autumn blends 15% off from October 1 through October 14, create NEWSLETTER10 for first orders on whole-bean coffee only with 500 total redemptions and one use per customer, show bean-club member pricing when subscribers sign in, and report revenue, margin, and redemptions by channel.”
Themed windows and staff-run discounts.
“Build a sale platform for my bookshop. Let staff schedule themed price windows, create gift-card rules separately from book discounts, cap launch codes by customer and total redemptions, and send a recap with units, revenue, and margin after each sale ends.”
Early-bird pricing that ends on schedule.
“Build a launch-discount system for my software templates. Early-bird pricing should run from Monday 09:00 to Friday 23:59, codes should be limited to one use per customer, and the dashboard should split revenue by email, affiliate, and social channel.”
Windows and codes are catalog facts. A price window carries its own dates. A code carries scope, caps, and eligibility. If a window ends while someone is browsing, checkout uses the price the catalog holds at payment time.
Member pricing is an entitlement. Signed-in members see the member catalog; everyone else sees the public catalog. A shared link does not create membership.
One ledger feeds reporting. Analytics reads the same rows checkout writes, so revenue per channel, conversion per code, and custom events can sit in the opening dashboard.
Promotions are one part of a larger commerce system — subscriptions, metered billing, tax, and refund approvals. The commerce page shows the broader engine.
Kliv is an AI app builder. You describe the promotion app you need, it builds it, and you own the result. Payments run through your own Stripe account.
A real app. Kliv builds catalog rules, checkout logic, code management, scheduled windows, reports, and admin screens for your promotion workflow.
Yes. You can ask for new code rules, reports, member pricing, bundles, windows, or channels later.
Yes. Eligibility can be part of the code, along with per-customer limits, product scope, and total cap.
Checkout uses the catalog price at the moment of payment. The price window is data, and checkout reads it live.
Yes. Member pricing can use the customer’s membership entitlement, so signed-in members see lower prices without a code that can leak.
Every redemption lands in a ledger tied to its order and channel. Reports can split revenue, redemptions, first orders, and margin by code or window.
Yes. You can run the promotion in the Sandbox with test payments and a simulated clock before connecting real checkout.
No. Payments run on your own Stripe account. Kliv does not take a percentage of promotion revenue.
No. Customers just pay by card. Stripe is how the money reaches your account.
Yes. A bundle can be its own product with its own stock count, price, and scheduled sale window.
Yes. The code syncs to your own Git repository, so leaving is a git pull, not a rebuild.
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Describe the price windows, code caps, product scope, member prices, bundles, and reports in detail. Kliv builds the promotion platform that enforces them.