Sometimes, marketers setup separate campaigns that (accidentally or not) contain an overlapping array of items (i.e. same items in both promotions). This can lead to undesired outcomes, such as a product getting double discounts, or not getting a discount at all (depending on exclusion rules).
There should be a built-in tool for marketers to see which products are part of multiple (overlapping) promotions. We've built one such custom tool for a customer, but such a tool should come OOTB.
Sometimes, marketers setup separate campaigns that (accidentally or not) contain an overlapping array of items (i.e. same items in both promotions). This can lead to undesired outcomes, such as a product getting double discounts, or not getting a discount at all (depending on exclusion rules).
There should be a built-in tool for marketers to see which products are part of multiple (overlapping) promotions. We've built one such custom tool for a customer, but such a tool should come OOTB.