Submitting a Show for Incentive: Understanding the Credit Policy and Procedures

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Discussion Overview

This thread discusses the process and concerns related to submitting shows for incentives within the Pampered Chef community, particularly focusing on the credit policy and procedures for tax-exempt groups.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based
  • Exploratory

Main Points Raised

  • One participant expresses concern about losing incentive credit due to a show being put on hold for a non-profit group submission.
  • Another participant shares that as long as the issue is resolved in time, the incentive should be fine.
  • One participant inquires about the deadline for resolving issues related to shows on hold.
  • Another participant notes that when a show is on hold, a deadline for resolution will be provided by the company.
  • One participant mentions a specific deadline for resolving February orders to receive commissions, as communicated in a company newswire.
  • Another participant shares their experience with tax-exempt customers, highlighting a specific box to check instead of changing the tax to zero.
  • One participant recounts a similar experience where their show was on hold due to a system error, emphasizing the importance of following up with the company.
  • Another participant mentions that they confirmed their show was off hold after a call to the company and plans to follow up if necessary.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ regarding the specifics of the resolution process and the importance of timely follow-up, with some participants sharing personal experiences that highlight potential pitfalls.

Contextual Notes

The discussion reflects personal experiences with the submission process for shows and the implications for incentives, particularly in relation to tax-exempt situations.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants navigating the submission process for shows, especially those dealing with tax-exempt customers or incentive concerns, may find the shared experiences relevant.

pampchefrhondab
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do you get credit for the day it was submitted?

I have my last show going in today for the month. It is getting me to level 1 of the incentive, but I already know it will be put on hold. How? It is a non for profit group which I have changed the tax to zero. I will be faxing their certificate to HO, but the show will automatically go on hold. Forgot to mention - this is how I have to do it. I spoke to HO about it already.

I just don't want to lose my incentive due to this. I don't want to call HO for this since I know they are so busy (I forgot to ask them when I talked to them about submitting this show). I figured someone here would know:).

Thanks for any advice.
 
So long as you get it resolved in time, it will be fine.
 
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Thanks Linda, but does it have to be resolved by the end of the day today or do they give me a few days? Sorry, I can't remember! I haven't had this happen before when I earned an incentive.

Thanks again,
 
When they alert you that the show is on hold, they'll give you a deadline for resolving it.
 
this is from the PC newswire that we received on Tuesday:

Resolve February Orders by March 3
All orders for the month of February must be resolved by 10 p.m. (CST) Tuesday, March 3 in order to receive commissions on March 9. Please track the status of your order on Consultant's Corner. If your orders need to be resolved, please contact the Solution Center at 1-888-OUR-CHEF.
 
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Thanks again. I'm submitting the show now and will fax the certificate when I get to the office. So hopefully it won't take that long to resolve.

I'm not as worried about when I get the commission as I am the incentive:)!
 
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Just wanted to let others know if you have a tax exempt customer you check the box under items (it's at the very bottom after the total) instead of changing the tax to zero. I didn't even see the box so I thought others might not either. This doesn't come up very often.

The show does automatically get put on hold. PP Plus warned me about it before I submitted. Like I said before, hopefully they will get it resolved quick since I faxed the certificate. I hope so:)!
 
I just went through ALMOST the same thing. HO goes by the date you submitted your show, for incentives and bonus. Get ti resolved before the 3rd or it will be canceled and of course, no incentives earned.Just a word of caution. I talked to HO then told me I was all good to go and I called back a couple days later because it hadnt shipped or even been picked. Turns out it was STILL on hold (no one ever called or emailed me to tell me) because their "new" system was charging everyone double for shipping. CALL CALL CALL and check up on things...Best of luck!
 
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Actually I called today and they claim it's off hold. I will call on Monday to confirm again if it doesn't show picking by then.

If it comes down to it I will fight with them because I have proof the fax went through to them. I also documented my call this morning.

I hope I don't have a problem. Thanks for the tips:)!
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the credit policy for submitting a show for incentive?

The credit policy for submitting a show for incentive typically outlines how sales are calculated towards earning rewards. Generally, only sales from qualified shows that meet specific criteria, such as minimum sales amounts and guest attendance, will count towards your incentive goals. It's important to review the specific guidelines provided by Pampered Chef to ensure compliance.

How do I submit a show for incentive credit?

To submit a show for incentive credit, you need to log into your Pampered Chef consultant account and navigate to the show submission section. Fill out the required details, including show date, sales amount, and guest information. Once completed, submit the show for processing, and ensure you keep track of any confirmation emails or notifications.

What types of shows qualify for incentive credit?

Typically, shows that qualify for incentive credit include cooking shows, catalog shows, and online shows that meet the minimum sales requirements set by Pampered Chef. It's essential to check the specific criteria for each incentive program, as they may vary from one promotion to another.

When is the deadline for submitting shows for incentive credit?

Deadlines for submitting shows for incentive credit can vary based on the specific incentive program. Generally, submissions must be made by the end of the incentive period, which is often outlined in the promotional materials. Be sure to check the official Pampered Chef website or your consultant resources for the exact deadlines.

What should I do if my show is not credited towards my incentive?

If your show is not credited towards your incentive, first verify that it meets all the necessary criteria outlined in the credit policy. If you believe there was an error, contact Pampered Chef's consultant support team for assistance. They can help you understand the issue and guide you on any necessary steps to resolve it.

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