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Promotion Configuration API
Use the Promotion Configuration API to access and export active promotion configurations.

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Use the Promotion Configuration API to access and export active promotion configurations.
| Available in: Lightning Experience |
| Available in: Enterprise, Unlimited, and Developer Editions with Real-Time Offer Management |
Developers and system integrators use the API's response to export a promotion's configuration to external systems that aren't connected to Salesforce, such as an offline POS. By doing this, your company can manage promotions in Salesforce and apply promotions for customer orders on disconnected systems that interact with customers and manage their orders.
The API response includes a promotion's definition, eligibility criteria, rules, limits, and related rule library version. Behind the scenes, Global Promotions Management uses Business Rules Engine to store the configuration of promotions.
To learn more about the API and Business Rules Engine, see:

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