Coming Back From Inactive Status

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Discussion Overview

This thread discusses the process and requirements for consultants to reactivate their status after being inactive, particularly focusing on the $200 sales threshold needed for reactivation. Participants share their experiences and seek clarification on whether individual orders can be combined to meet this requirement.

Discussion Character

  • Exploratory
  • Opinion-based
  • Anecdotal

Main Points Raised

  • One participant mentions having a recruit who will hold a show to become active again and is unsure about the order submission requirements.
  • Another participant expresses a similar concern about the reactivation process.
  • One participant clarifies that the $200 must be submitted in one month to reactivate, while $200 is required every other month to maintain active status.
  • Another participant states that any combination of orders totaling $200 in commissionable sales is acceptable.
  • One participant shares their experience of a consultant's order being denied and suggests that a show totaling $200 may be necessary before submitting individual orders.
  • Several participants reference the policies and procedures regarding the $200 requirement for reactivation, noting that orders can be placed while inactive but do not count towards reactivation until the threshold is met.
  • One participant expresses concern for a recruit who has faced challenges with booking shows and hopes for her success in the upcoming December show.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ regarding the specifics of the reactivation process, particularly whether individual orders can be combined to meet the $200 requirement. No clear consensus emerges on the necessity of submitting a show for reactivation.

Contextual Notes

Participants share personal experiences and interpretations of the reactivation process, highlighting the challenges faced by consultants in navigating these requirements.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants who are currently inactive or considering reactivation may find the shared experiences and clarifications relevant to their situations.

quiverfull7
quiverfull7
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I have a recruit who will hold a show in Dec and will become active again with that show. She also has a couple of individual orders right now that she as has gotten by talking with people. She asked if she needs to submit a minimum of $200 at once or if she could put these individual orders in even tho they don't total $200 now? Help... this is new territory for me.
 
I hope someone answers, I have the same issue right now.
 
Needs to be $200 in one month......I think that is where some of the confusion lies - It's $200 every other month to STAY active, and $200 in one month to reactivate.
 
Becky, does the $200 have to be at one time or can there be individaul orders that will hopefully total $200 in the end?
 
It can be any combination of orders that total $200 in commissionable sales.
 
Yeah - what Ann said!:balloon:
 
I'd call HO on this one...

I had a consultant reactivating and she tried to submit a $75 order and it was denied by HO. I called to find out what the deal was and was told that she had to submit a SHOW totalling $200 or more before she could submit individual orders.

That was last spring so maybe something has changed...
 
According to the policies and procedures it is $200 of COMMISSIONABLE SALES in one month.A consultant can still place orders while inactive, but will not be active again until it is $200 in one month.
 
janetupnorth said:
According to the policies and procedures it is $200 of COMMISSIONABLE SALES in one month.

A consultant can still place orders while inactive, but will not be active again until it is $200 in one month.
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That's why I suggested she call... I know that's what the policy says but they wouldn't let my consultant submit an individual order... they said she had to submit a show.
 
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I will call later or probably in the morning when hopefully the wait will be shorter. I don't want to tell her something that isn't going to work for her. She's been hurt by a lady in her church who booked a show from her and then wouldn't date it and then held one with another consultant... even had the gall to HAND DELIVER an invitation right to this sweet girl. I was sad for her but she is rolling back into the swing of things and this Dec. show should get her qualifed and active again. Some people are just cruel.
 
quiverfull7 said:
I will call later or probably in the morning when hopefully the wait will be shorter. I don't want to tell her something that isn't going to work for her. She's been hurt by a lady in her church who booked a show from her and then wouldn't date it and then held one with another consultant... even had the gall to HAND DELIVER an invitation right to this sweet girl. I was sad for her but she is rolling back into the swing of things and this Dec. show should get her qualifed and active again. Some people are just cruel.
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I remember you telling us that story - too bad - I hope she gets going for the holidays.
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What does it mean to be in inactive status with Pampered Chef?

Being in inactive status means that you have not met the minimum sales requirements or have not submitted a party or order in a specific timeframe. This status can affect your ability to earn commissions and access certain benefits as a consultant.

How can I reactivate my Pampered Chef consultant status?

To reactivate your status, you typically need to submit a minimum amount of sales or host a party within a designated period. Check with your director or the Pampered Chef website for specific requirements and guidelines for reactivation.

Is there a fee to come back from inactive status?

No, there is generally no fee to reactivate your status. However, you may need to meet certain sales thresholds or complete specific activities to regain your active status.

Will I lose my previous sales and commissions if I come back from inactive status?

When you reactivate your status, your previous sales and commissions may still be accessible, but it’s important to check with your director for specific details regarding your account history and any potential changes.

Can I still access training and resources while in inactive status?

While in inactive status, access to certain training and resources may be limited. However, once you reactivate your status, you should regain full access to all training materials and consultant resources provided by Pampered Chef.

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