What Counts to Keep Me "Active"?

[newyawksue]

I'm not sure what counts and what doesn't. Obviously show, catalog, individual orders count. But do personal orders? Kit enhancement? supply orders? sample?

 

[kcjodih]

I'm not sure what counts and what doesn't. Obviously show, catalog, individual orders count. But do personal orders? Kit enhancement? supply orders? sample?

No, no, no, and no for the above bolded questions. Only orders from customers. So cooking or catalog shows, fundraisers, individual orders, bridal showers and online orders. Nothing that we're using for our business or buying for ourselves. Customer orders only.

 

[babywings76]

Supply orders, kit enhancement, samples, personal orders do not count. You receive a discount when you make those purchases. What counts is your sales--things you get commission on. If you have a show of your own and make purchases, be careful and check the "commissionable sales"--that's what counts towards the $200 to stay active.

 

[newyawksue]

Ok, thank you. I figured that was the case, but then if that's true, I can't figure out why ... I SHOULD need the whole $200 to stay active, and I'm hearing that I only need $45, so I don't really know how that happened. (My director's assistant called me and told me that!? I'll have to call her back and ask.)

So glad to have chefsuccess.

 

[babywings76]

What have you submitted so far? Have you checked on CC? Go to Consultant Incentives, then Track Your Progress, then Individual Performance Tracker. It will let you know where you are. If you just submitted a show, though, sometimes it takes a little while to show up there.Remember that it's $200 in a 2 month period. So between your December and January sales, it has to be at least $200. Then what you made in January will combine with Feb. and have to be at least $200, and so forth. It's every rolling 2 months. Of course, not to confuse you, this will be different starting March where every month you need $150.