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The discussion clarifies that when a guest places an order using a PHD (Product Host Discount), the credit received for the sale is based on the discounted amount, not the full amount before the discount. This applies to both commission calculations and guest sales. It is emphasized that the credit is calculated after applying the PHD discount but before adding shipping and tax. Additionally, items purchased at a 60% discount for past hosts do not contribute to the sales credit.
PREREQUISITESThis discussion is beneficial for sales representatives, commission-based sales professionals, and retail managers who need to understand the implications of discounts on sales credit and commission calculations.
Sales credit in Pampered Chef refers to the amount of sales that a consultant earns credit for when a customer places an order. This credit is important for calculating commissions, bonuses, and achieving sales goals.
PHD discounts, or Pampered Chef Discounts, are special promotions that allow customers to receive a percentage off their order. When a customer uses a PHD discount, the sales credit for that order is calculated based on the total sales amount before the discount is applied.
Yes, you will still receive sales credit for orders that include PHD discounts. However, the sales credit will be based on the original price of the items before the discount is applied, not the discounted total.
For orders with multiple discounts, sales credit is calculated based on the total sales amount before any discounts are applied. This means that all discounts, including PHD discounts and any other promotions, will not reduce the sales credit you receive.
Yes, you can track your sales credit from orders with PHD discounts through your consultant dashboard. The dashboard provides detailed reports that show your total sales, including any orders with discounts applied, allowing you to monitor your earnings effectively.