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title: "Discovery Ordering"
description: "Explore practical Ordering guides by goal, starting with a second-purchase offer for repeat purchases and retention using Quick Offers."
canonical: https://docs.ordering.co/docs/discovery-ordering/
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# Discovery Ordering

Start with the problem you want to solve. Find a practical use case, understand when it fits, and follow the related product guides to configure it.

This collection starts with one pilot guide. Each guide explains the requirements, the steps to prepare a configuration, and how to check the result before using it with customers.

## Encourage a second purchase

**The problem:** A customer has placed one order, and you want to give them a reason to return.

### Turn a first purchase into a second visit

Create an offer intended for customers with exactly one previous platform order, a minimum purchase, and one use per customer. Use Quick Offers and the Second purchase template to prepare a discount or coupon for repeat purchases and retention.

**[Read the second-purchase guide](https://docs.ordering.co/docs/discovery-ordering/first-purchase-second-visit/) →**

**Product:** Dashboard · **Feature:** Quick Offers → Second purchase · **Goal:** Second purchase and retention

## Find a guide by your goal

Use the documentation search with everyday terms such as **second purchase**, **repeat purchase**, **retention**, **offer**, **coupon**, **Quick Offers**, or **Advanced offers**. The pilot guide covers these related goals in one place.

To prepare a template, start with [Quick Offers](https://docs.ordering.co/docs/products/dashboard/marketing/quick-offers/). For detailed configuration, see [Advanced offers](https://docs.ordering.co/docs/products/dashboard/marketing/advanced-offers/) and [Create or edit an advanced offer](https://docs.ordering.co/docs/products/dashboard/marketing/manage-advanced-offer/). To explore other tools, visit [Product guides](https://docs.ordering.co/docs/products/).

## Follow product updates

For release information, see the official [Ordering.co changelog](https://www.ordering.co/changelog/). Use the guides here to understand a use case and check whether it fits your project.