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Hi Caro

In Swift/Components/EcommerceBadge.cshtml you have the below code - I added some very untested code, but it will get you the name of the (first) discount applied - there can be many, and this one will take the first. You might want to add more logic to when to override the badge name and add additional null checks

@if (Model.Discount.Price != 0)

{
    string saleBadgeCssClassName = GetViewParameter("saleBadgeCssClassName") != null ? GetViewParameterString("saleBadgeCssClassName").Trim().ToLower() : "";
 bool saleBadgeEnabled = saleBadgeCssClassName != "" && saleBadgeCssClassName != "none" ? true : false;

 if (saleBadgeEnabled)
 {

 string saleBadgeType = GetViewParameter("saleBadgeType") != null ? GetViewParameterString("saleBadgeType") : "amount";
 string title = saleBadgeType == "amount" ? "-" + Model.Discount.PriceFormatted : "";
 title = saleBadgeType == "percentage" ? "-" + Math.Round((Model.Discount.Price / Model.PriceBeforeDiscount.Price) * 100) + "%" : title;

        var discountName = Model.ProductDiscounts.First().Name;
        title = discountName;

 string hideAutoLabel = "";
 if (saleBadgeType == "amount" || saleBadgeType == "percentage")
 {
 hideAutoLabel = "badge-no-label";
 }
 <span class="@sizeCssClass"><span class="badge @hideAutoLabel @(saleBadgeCssClassName) rounded-0">@title</span></span>
 }
}