pamperedlinda
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Consultant Going Inactive? Jan/Feb Sales Details
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Discussion Overview
This thread discusses the sales performance of a consultant and the implications of her sales figures on her active status within the Pampered Chef community. Participants share their understanding of the requirements for maintaining active status and the specifics of commissionable sales.
Discussion Character
- Exploratory, Opinion-based, Technical explanation
Main Points Raised
- One participant notes the sales figures for the consultant over the last few months, questioning if she is at risk of going inactive.
- Another participant confirms that the consultant needs $28.55 in commissionable sales to remain active and states that online orders count towards this total.
- One participant believes that any commissionable sale contributes to the total needed for active status.
- Another participant references the Policies & Procedures, explaining that a consultant becomes inactive after two consecutive months of commissionable sales totaling less than $200.
- One participant calculates that the consultant's total commissionable sales for January and February amount to $171.45, indicating the amount needed to stay active.
Areas of Agreement / Disagreement
Views differ regarding the exact amount needed for the consultant to remain active, with some participants providing varying figures based on their interpretations of the sales requirements.
Contextual Notes
The discussion centers around the sales requirements for maintaining active status as a consultant and the specific sales figures mentioned are based on individual experiences and interpretations of the policies.
Who May Find This Useful
Consultants who are concerned about their active status or those seeking clarification on commissionable sales requirements may find this discussion relevant.
Tropicalburstqt2
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She needs $200 in commissionable sales... Here is what our Policies & Procedures says:
Inactive Status
After any two consecutive months of commissionable sales
totaling less than $200, your status becomes “inactive.” An
inactive Consultant loses the privileges listed previously under
“Active Status;” however, they retain access to Consultant’s
Corner for twelve months and can place Supply orders
(excluding product) and submit Shows.
Reactivation
When an inactive Consultant wishes to reactivate and
sell again, the following guidelines apply:
After 1 - 11 Months of Inactivity*
Submit $200 in commissionable sales in one month.
*Liability insurance will accumulate while inactive and be
deducted from the commission check.
After 12 or More Months of Inactivity
At this point, a Consultant must submit a new Independent
Consultant Agreement and pay the new kit fee plus sales
tax. A new Consultant number will be assigned. The
Consultant is eligible for the New Consultant Rewards
program. The new Consultant can be recruited by the
original recruiter or by any other Consultant or Director.
NOTE: Consultants may submit orders while inactive.
However, orders of less than $200 in commissionable sales
do not qualify a Consultant to become reactivated.
Inactive Status
After any two consecutive months of commissionable sales
totaling less than $200, your status becomes “inactive.” An
inactive Consultant loses the privileges listed previously under
“Active Status;” however, they retain access to Consultant’s
Corner for twelve months and can place Supply orders
(excluding product) and submit Shows.
Reactivation
When an inactive Consultant wishes to reactivate and
sell again, the following guidelines apply:
After 1 - 11 Months of Inactivity*
Submit $200 in commissionable sales in one month.
*Liability insurance will accumulate while inactive and be
deducted from the commission check.
After 12 or More Months of Inactivity
At this point, a Consultant must submit a new Independent
Consultant Agreement and pay the new kit fee plus sales
tax. A new Consultant number will be assigned. The
Consultant is eligible for the New Consultant Rewards
program. The new Consultant can be recruited by the
original recruiter or by any other Consultant or Director.
NOTE: Consultants may submit orders while inactive.
However, orders of less than $200 in commissionable sales
do not qualify a Consultant to become reactivated.
chefann
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pamperedlinda
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does it mean for a Pampered Chef consultant to go inactive?
When a Pampered Chef consultant goes inactive, it means they have not met the minimum sales requirements or have not submitted any orders for a specified period, typically six months. As a result, they lose their active status and associated benefits, such as earning commissions and access to consultant resources.
What are the sales requirements for maintaining active status in January and February?
To maintain active status during January and February, consultants must meet the minimum sales threshold set by Pampered Chef, which is usually around $150 in personal sales within a rolling three-month period. It's important to check the latest guidelines as these requirements can change.
Can consultants reactivate their status after going inactive?
Yes, consultants can reactivate their status after going inactive by meeting the minimum sales requirement again. They may need to contact their director or the company for specific reactivation procedures, which may include submitting a certain amount in sales within a designated timeframe.
Are there any special promotions or incentives for consultants during January and February?
Yes, Pampered Chef often runs special promotions or incentives during January and February to encourage sales and recruit new consultants. These promotions can include bonuses for reaching specific sales goals, discounts on products, or additional incentives for hosting parties. It's advisable to check the consultant portal for the latest offers.
What should consultants do if they are close to going inactive?
If consultants are close to going inactive, they should consider increasing their sales efforts by hosting parties, reaching out to customers, or promoting products on social media. They can also collaborate with their team or director for support and strategies to boost sales before the deadline.
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