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# Coupons auto-import

To enable coupon auto-import, go to `Cashback Tracker` → `Coupons` → `Coupon Import` (enabled by default).

The plugin uses the default WordPress cron to update coupons in the background. No additional cron configuration is required. After activation, allow some time for all coupons to finish loading.

{% hint style="info" %}
The plugin imports/updates approximately 50 merchant feeds per hour.
{% endhint %}

Go to `Cashback Tracker` → `Advertisers` → `Coupons` to see the coupon count and last update date for each merchant.

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