Clarification Please - Going Inactive?

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SUMMARY

The discussion clarifies the inactivity policy for new consultants within a 90-day period. A consultant will go inactive on the first day of their first full month following the 90-day period if they have not submitted at least $200 in commissionable sales during the two preceding months. Therefore, if a consultant's 90 days end on April 7th and they fail to meet the sales requirement, they will be inactive as of May 1st. The timing of inactivity is based on the calendar month rather than the exact end date of the 90-day period.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of commissionable sales and their impact on consultant status
  • Familiarity with the 90-day evaluation period for new consultants
  • Knowledge of company policies regarding consultant activity and inactivity
  • Awareness of sales tracking and reporting mechanisms
NEXT STEPS
  • Review the company's consultant activity policy documentation
  • Learn about effective sales strategies to meet commissionable sales thresholds
  • Investigate tools for tracking sales performance and consultant activity
  • Explore best practices for onboarding and supporting new consultants
USEFUL FOR

This discussion is beneficial for team leaders, new consultants, and sales managers who need to understand the implications of commissionable sales on consultant activity status.

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If someone on my team has their 90 days ending on April 7th...

and they got this email from PC --
"Our records show that you submitted less than $200 in commissionable sales this past month. A New Consultant remains active throughout their first 90-day period but will go inactive the first day of their first full month following their 90-day period if they have submitted less than $200 in commissionable sales in the two previous months. If you have recently submitted the required sales, please disregard this message"

Am i current to understand that to mean she will be inactive as of May 1st..if she doesn't get in her $200 commissionable sales?
 
yes I believe that is correct. Inactive status goes into effect by the calendar month, so it doesn't really matter when the 90 days is up.
 
Interesting though.....one of my recruit's 90 days ended March 5th, but she showed inactive shortly after--not April 1....
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What does it mean to go inactive with Pampered Chef?

Going inactive with Pampered Chef means that you will no longer be considered an active consultant. This typically occurs if you do not meet the minimum sales requirements or fail to maintain your consultant status through regular activity, such as hosting parties or recruiting new team members.

How can I avoid going inactive?

To avoid going inactive, ensure that you meet the minimum sales requirements set by Pampered Chef. This usually involves selling a certain amount of products or hosting a specific number of parties within a designated time frame. Staying engaged with your customers and team can also help maintain your active status.

What happens to my commissions if I go inactive?

If you go inactive, you will lose your eligibility to earn commissions on sales and bonuses. You will also not be able to receive any new leads or access to consultant resources until you reactivate your account.

Can I reactivate my account after going inactive?

Yes, you can reactivate your account after going inactive. The process typically involves contacting Pampered Chef support and meeting any necessary requirements, such as paying a reactivation fee or achieving a minimum sales threshold within a specified time frame.

Will I lose my customer contacts if I go inactive?

While you may not lose your customer contacts immediately, going inactive could limit your access to the tools and resources needed to manage those contacts effectively. It's advisable to keep your customer information saved elsewhere to ensure you can reach out to them in the future.

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