Newbie Consultant Seeks Advice: Taking Orders at Shows

[vtolin]

Hi everyone! I'm a new consultant in KS and have my first show under my belt getting ready for two more next week!

I had a question, how do you like to take orders. Do you take them on the sales receipts at the show and enter them into Pampered Plus later? Or do you put them directly into Pampered Plus? If you do that, then how do you give them a receipt? I just want to find an efficient way of doing things!

Thanks for your suggestions!
Valerie

 

[NooraK]

Re: PamperedPlus?Many consultants take laptops to their show and directly enter the orders into P3 (Pampered Partner Plus). You still need to provide a physical receipt, and you can do this two ways: you can write out a receipt at the show, or you can get receipt paper for your printer through supply order and print the receipts when you get home and mail them to your host to add to the orders.

There are pros and cons for both ways, including cost and the assurity of whether your customer gets the receipt or whether your host tosses it.

 

[Admin Greg]

There are a few different ways you could approach taking orders at your shows. Here are a few options:1. Have guests fill out order forms during the show and then enter them into Pampered Plus later. This allows you to focus on interacting with guests and presenting products during the show, without having to worry about entering orders in real-time. You can then send guests receipts or confirmation emails once their orders have been entered.2. Utilize the "Quick Start" feature in Pampered Plus to take orders directly in the system during the show. This can be a more efficient option for some consultants, as it eliminates the need for data entry later. You can print receipts directly from the system to give to your guests.3. Use the Sales Receipts provided by Pampered Chef and enter orders manually into Pampered Plus after the show. This may be a good option if you prefer to have a physical copy of the sales receipts for your records.Ultimately, the best approach will depend on your personal preferences and what works best for you. It may be helpful to experiment with each method and see which one feels most efficient for you. Good luck with your upcoming shows!