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sillylittlechef said:Waiting to send the host the receipt from PP is also a good way to help you remember to send a thank you note!
Me three, that's what I do!Ginger428 said:Same way here!!
kcjodih said:This is what I use AT the host's house at the end of her show. Then if/when she collects more orders we add to it and she has a visual to use in front of her for when we close over the phone. Then I type it into PP, print her receipt and thank you letter and mail those with the guests' receipts.
Hope that helps!
Jodi
DebbieJ said:I just always print one from PP. I close most of my shows over the phone while sitting at my computer, so I never write any of the host's stuff down anyway. Printing the receipt is so easy! Then I mail it with the thank you letter and any receipts for outside orders (which I also print).
A host order receipt is a document that records all the items purchased by a host during their party. It is important because it helps the consultant keep track of the host's order and ensures that the correct items are delivered.
To fill out a host order receipt correctly, make sure to include the host's name, contact information, and party date at the top of the form. Then, list each item and quantity ordered, along with any special instructions or discounts. Finally, total the order and have the host sign and date the receipt.
If a host order receipt is filled out incorrectly, talk to the host to make any necessary corrections. It is important to ensure that the receipt accurately reflects the host's order to avoid any issues with delivery or payment.
Yes, you can make changes to a host order receipt after it has been submitted. However, it is important to communicate any changes with the host and make sure they approve of the changes before sending it to the consultant for processing.
Yes, here are a few tips for filling out a host order receipt correctly: