How Can I Adjust Discount Orders on P3 to Reflect on Customer Receipts?

[cwinter474]

Ok, I know that I will have to put in the extra $ for any discounts that I want to give. But is there any way to change their order on P3 so that the receipt that they get reflects these discounts?

Like say 10% off to all orders (like if they were placed at a booth or something)

Or a shipping sale - Say shipping at $2 instead of $4.25?

thanks

 

[kam]

Ok, I know that I will have to put in the extra $ for any discounts that I want to give. But is there any way to change their order on P3 so that the receipt that they get reflects these discounts?

Like say 10% off to all orders (like if they were placed at a booth or something)

Or a shipping sale - Say shipping at $2 instead of $4.25?

thanks

This is how I do it. Let's use your $2 shipping. I put in a payment on the order of $2.25 (what they are getting for free) as a consultant gift where it asks for payment type for that order. The balance that comes up is what they owe. Then just put another payment in for however they pay you.

Same thing for 10% off. I put in as a payment type of consultant gift for whatever I am giving them for free and then the next payment entered gives the remaining balance on the order.

 

[BlessedWifeMommy]

I do it the same way as Kathleen. As far as I know there isn't a way to reflect a discount you are giving other than showing you paid for it instead of the customer.

 

[cwinter474]

Thats what I thought. thanks

 

[AnaCash]

Hello there! As a fellow Pampered Chef consultant, I understand your concern about giving discounts and making sure they are reflected on the customer's receipt. While there isn't a specific feature on P3 to change the order and reflect discounts, there are a few ways you can handle this. One option would be to manually adjust the prices on the order before submitting it, so that the receipt reflects the discounts. Another option would be to communicate with your customers and let them know about any discounts or sales before they place their order, so they are aware of the adjusted prices. I hope this helps and happy cooking!