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Shopping Credit Overview
OverviewSome businesses offer extra shopping credits if a specific product, service, or package is purchased. This tutorial explains how to track those shopping credits. This tracking system works if the shopping credits are dollar values or credit values. How to Add Shopping Credit Products or Services To The InvoiceThere are various ways of adding items to the invoice for a shopping credit. The key concept is that customer is not directly giving money for these items so the items either need to have a $0 price or have a discount applied to them otherwise the financial reports and sales tax will be inaccurate. - Option 1: Add the shopping credit product/service to the invoice with a $0 price
- Option 2: Add the shopping credit product/service to the invoice with it's regular price but apply a line item discount to the product/server for the same amount as the product/service price
- Option 3: Add the shopping credit product/service to the invoice with it's regular price but apply a global discount to the invoice for the same amount as the total shopping credit
How to Show the Client that a Shopping Credit was applied to the invoiceIf you want the customer to specifically know that the shopping credit was applied to the printed or emailed invoice you can do any of the following options: - Option 1: Add a comment to the invoice public notes which are located under the 'settings' tab that is similar to the following:
- $150 shopping credit applied to invoice
- 15 shopping credits applied to invoice
- Option 2: Add a $0 product to the invoice called 'Shopping Credit' and type in the shopping credit amount into the product description
- Option 3: Add the shopping credit amount to the product description for the items they purchase using the shopping credit
Tips on Tracking Shopping Credits- If the shopping credits are immediately applied to the invoice than there is no need to track the credits and the steps below can be ignored
How to Track Unused Shopping Credit Using Client Notes
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