Help! I'm Inactive & Risking My Career Sales!

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SUMMARY

The discussion centers on a consultant facing inactivity due to late submission of a show for February. The consultant submitted their show on March 2, which was after the deadline of 10 PM CST on March 3 for shows submitted by February 28. As a result, they received a notice of inactivity and are at risk of losing their career sales and commission checks. Other participants advised that the consultant could pay a $25 fee to maintain active status and suggested checking the rules for deadlines regarding waivers.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of submission deadlines for consultant shows
  • Familiarity with commission structures in sales consulting
  • Knowledge of waivers and fees related to maintaining active status
  • Experience with customer service communication in a consulting context
NEXT STEPS
  • Research the specific deadlines for show submissions in your consulting program
  • Learn about the process and implications of submitting waivers to maintain active status
  • Investigate the commission structure and how inactivity affects earnings
  • Explore best practices for effective communication with customer service representatives
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Consultants, sales representatives, and anyone involved in direct sales who needs to understand the implications of inactivity and how to maintain their status and commissions.

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myinnerchef
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I admit I've been slacking since the holidays, recovering from flu and pneumonia, and I had no shows in January and only one in February. I submitted that February show on March 2, have a confirmation that it was received at 11:36PM CST. The deadline for submitting February shows was 10PM CST on March 3. The order shipped relatively quickly and my customers have their products. No problem, right?

So why am I receiving a notice saying that I'm inactive? Consultant Corner has no record of my February show, and apparently I'm not receiving a commission check, either. I've replied to the email but should I call to get a real live person to look into this? I do not want to lose my career sales.
 
Re: Inactive?!I'm so sorry - but your order had to be placed by midnight on the 28th of Feb to not go inactive.That date for the 3rd is for shows that were submitted by the 28th, but need some kind of resolution to be released for shipping (like a declined card...) in order for them to be counted as having been submitted by the 28th.
 
Re: Inactive?!I am sorry also, this happen to me also a while back you still have time to pay the fee and do a waiver... I paid $25.00 a few months ago to keep my status. I needed to to keep my consultants underneath me. If you really need the active status I would reccommend to sign the waiver. There is a deadline for this also. Look in your rules for the deadline. Good luck.
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What does it mean to be inactive in Pampered Chef?

Being inactive in Pampered Chef means that you have not met the minimum sales or activity requirements set by the company within a specific period. This can affect your status as a consultant and may put your career with Pampered Chef at risk.

How can I reactivate my status as an active consultant?

To reactivate your status, you need to meet the minimum sales requirements, which typically involves making a certain amount of sales within a designated timeframe. You can also participate in team meetings, training sessions, and promotions to boost your activity level.

What are the consequences of remaining inactive?

If you remain inactive for an extended period, you risk losing your consultant status, which means you may no longer be able to sell products, earn commissions, or access consultant resources. This can significantly impact your income and career growth.

Can I still earn commissions if I am inactive?

No, if you are classified as inactive, you will not be able to earn commissions or bonuses until you reactivate your status by meeting the required sales or activity levels. It's essential to stay engaged to maintain your earning potential.

What resources are available to help me get back on track?

Pampered Chef offers various resources, including training materials, webinars, and support from your team leader or upline. You can also connect with other consultants for motivation and tips on increasing your sales and activity levels.

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