1. Adding a New Discount

1. Details Tab: This tab lets you define the general attributes of the discount.

2. Schedules Tab: This tab is to define the scheduling option if required.

3. Options Tab: Under this tab, you can configure settings for the new discount that is being created.

4. Uplift Configuration Tab: You can select the loyalty customers from here to apply this discount as a loyalty discount.

5. Action Buttons: Various saving buttons are provided to save the changes made.

1.1 Details Tab

1. Name: Give a unique name to the new discount.
   
2. Scan Data Name: The entered name is defined for the discount Scan Data Report.
   
3. Discount Group: This field allows you to group the created discount with the selected group from the drop-down discount group.
   
4. Discount Set: You can select Discount Set from the drop-down list. Any system discount can be added to a discount set, but only one discount per set can activate, regardless of the "Stackable" setting.
   
5. Online Title: It allows you to add the title that you want to display as a Discount Title online for Ecommerce. (Max. 75 characters allowed).
   
6. Online Description: This text field allows you to add a discount description (Max. 500 characters allowed), i.e., a kind of instruction/explanation that the customer can easily understand online.
7. Type: This button helps you define the type of discount from the list of options. See Figure 1.1.0.

                                                Figure 1.1.0

1. Dollar Off Each: Use this option to configure a discount where a fixed dollar amount is deducted from each item once a specified quantity is purchased.

1. Percentage Off Each: This discount gives a percentage off on each item. The quantity option represents the number of items required for the discount to apply. The amount option will determine the value to discount from the items based on the percentage of their retail price.

   
                                                           Figure 1.1.2

When the "Or More" toggle is turned ON, the discount applies if the customer buys the set quantity or more.

For instance, if Qty = 10 and "Or More" is ON, then buying 10 or more items will apply the set percentage discount to each item.

1. Buy X Get Y Free: Using this discount option, you can set up a Buy X get Y Free deal. The buy option allows you to choose the quantity that is required to trigger this deal, and the quantity option is the amount you will give free once we hit the trigger amount.
   

1. X items for Y Dollars: With this discount type, you can set up an X Items for Y Dollars deal using this option. The buy option allows you to choose the quantity that is required to trigger this deal, and the for option is the amount we will mark the products (together). 
   

For example: With this discount type, if a customer buys the same set of items configured in the "Buy" option (e.g., 4), they will get it for the fixed discounted amount set in the "For" option (say, $5.00).

1. Buy X Get Y% Off: This discount type allows you to set a required purchase quantity (X) to trigger a deal where the customer receives a percentage discount (Y%) on additional item(s).
   
   

   
   

                                        Figure 1.1.5

1. Buy X get Y for Z Dollars: This discount option allows you to set up a buy X get Y for Z Dollars discount type. The Buy X option allows you to choose the quantity required to buy. The Get Y option is the number of items being given the total price of Z Dollars.
   
   
   
   
                                           Figure 1.1.6
   

1. Spend X Dollars on Y Products & Get Z Products for Free: The Spend X Dollars and the Y Products options allow you to set the amount and number of products that are required to trigger this deal. Z Products is the list of items you will get free.
   
   
   
                                               Figure 1.1.7

1. Spend X Dollars and Buy Y Products & Get Z Dollars Off Each: This discount type lets you configure a deal where the customer must spend a specified amount (X Dollars) on trigger items and purchase a set number of discounted items (Y Products) to get Z Dollars off each of those discounted items.

1. Spend X Dollars (on Trigger Items) and Buy Y Products (Discounted Items) & Get Z% Off Each: This option lets you configure a discount where the customer must spend a set amount on trigger items and buy a specific number of discounted products to receive a set percentage off each discounted item.
   
   
                                             Figure 1.1.9
   
   
1. Spend X Dollars defines the minimum spend required on trigger items.
   
2. Y Products is the number of discounted items the customer must purchase.
   
3. Z% Off Each is the percentage discount applied to each discounted product once the conditions are met.
   

1.1.2. Manage Assignment

                                                  Figure 1.1.2.0       

1. Manage Assignment: This part is also called location assignment. You can assign or remove location(s) or location group(s) from the Manage Location Assignment section.
2. When you assign location(s) or location group(s) to a discount, the users of those location(s) or location group(s) will be able to see the added discount in their system.
   
3. The system assigns All location(s) and location group(s) to a discount. You can assign only the required location(s) or location group(s) to a discount group if needed. 
   

1. Follow the steps mentioned below to assign a location(s) or location group(s) to a discount group:  

1. By Locations: Select this option to assign specific location(s) to the discount. 
   
2. By Location Group: Select this option to assign the location group(s) to the discount. 
   
3. All: Select "All" to apply the discount to all your business locations. 
   

1. Click on "By Locations" or "By Location Groups" from the Select Locations drop-down as per your requirements. Use the "Manage" button to select and add the location(s) and location group(s) for the discount. You can delete the selected location(s) and location group(s) too.                        

1. Click on "Manage." Figure 1.1.2.1 will appear.
   

                                                              Figure 1.1.2.1

1. Use this Search box to search for a specific location. 
   
2. Use this drop-down to view the locations that have a specific Pricebook Zone.
   
3. Use this drop-down to view the locations based on three parameters: All Locations, Only Active, and Only Deleted. 
   
4. The Results section shows the list of locations. By default, it shows all locations. If you have made specific selections in 1, 2, or 3, it will show the location list accordingly. Select the Locations you need to assign to the discount by checking the checkboxes against the location name.
5. Click the Green Arrow button to move the selected locations to the Selected List.
   
6. Clear Selection: If you want to remove the whole selection, click the "Clear Selection" button. You can remove any record from the list by clicking the Remove (x) icon. Delete Single Store Location will help clear the location adjacent to the "Delete" button, and the discount will no longer be applied to that location.
7. Apply: Click "Apply" to apply the selection. 
   

2. Preview All Zones: Gives you a summarized view of how the discount behaves across all store zones where it is applied, helping you validate if it’s set up correctly for multi-location environments.

3. Manage Product (4): This shows how many individual products are currently part of the discount. In this case, 4 products are included (though only two are visible in the image).

4. 👁️‍🗨️View: Opens a pop-up listing all products under the selected Item Type filter with their effective sales prices.

5. ❌ (Remove): Allows you to remove a specific product from the list, which means the discount will no longer apply to that item.

6. Manage Button: This button will let you manage (add/remove) the item type.

1. Name: The name of each product included in the discount.
   
2. UPC: The Universal Product Code used to uniquely identify each item.
   
3. Discount Multiplier: Indicates how many times the discount should apply per unit. For example, if it's set to 1, the discount is applied once per item purchased.
   

                                                                                Figure 1.1.3.1

1. Navigate back to Discount Filters on Add/Edit Discount screen.

                                              Figure 1.1.3.2

1. Click on the "Manage" button.
   
2. The screen highlighted in Figure 1.1.3.3 appears.

1. For Departments/Brands/Category/Other Item Types:
   

1. If you have selected different Item Type as highlighted in Figure 1.1.3.10.
   

                                                                Figure 1.1.3.10

Delete/Remove: Click on the (X) Manage Product/Brand ribbon to remove the entire item type, i.e., Products/Category.

Click on (X) present against each product or brand to remove a single item. 

                                                           Figure 1.1.3.11

                                                               Figure 1.1.3.12     

Scroll right to view and compare prices in all zones.

1. None: No trigger is required. The discount applies automatically when the item(s) meet the defined criteria.
   
2. Trigger List: The discount is applied only when items from a predefined trigger list are purchased.
   
3. Coupon: Requires a coupon code to be entered at the point of sale for the discount to activate.
   
4. Trigger List & Coupon: Both a specific item (from the trigger list) and a coupon code must be used to qualify for the discount.
   
5. Trigger List or Coupon: The discount is activated if either the trigger list item is purchased or a valid coupon is applied.
   

1. Use this Search box to search for a specific product.
   
2. Select item Type displays the options such as Product, Category, Department, Department Group, Manufacturer, Brand, Tags, etc. Upon selecting an option, a corresponding window will display such as “Manage Category” will appear.
3. The Results section shows the list of Item Type. By default, it shows all. Select the item type that needs to be assigned to the discount by checking the checkboxes against the item name.
   
4. Click the Green Arrow button to move the selected Item Type to the Selected List.
   
5. Clear Selection: If you want to remove the whole selection, click the "Clear Selection" button. You can remove any record from the list by clicking the Remove (x) icon. Delete Single Store Item Type will help clear the adjacent to the "Delete" button, and the discount will no longer be applied to that Item Type.
   
6. Apply: Click "Apply" to apply the selection. Click on "Close" to exit Manage Trigger Items.

                                   Figure 1.3.2.4

1. For this, click on the "Save" button featured on the top-right corner of the Discount form.
   
2. Once done, click on the "Download" button to download the coupon in QR code or Barcode form as required.
   

                                       Figure 1.3.2.5

                                               Figure 1.2.0

1. Start Date: Select a date from the attached calendar to determine when the discount will become active.
   

2. End Date: Choose an end date from the drop-down calendar to specify when the discount will expire.
   

3. Use Schedule: Enabling this toggle activates the discount on specific (selected) days and time ranges. This feature is commonly used to attract more customers during slower business hours.

                                       Figure 1.2.1

1.3. Options Tab 

1. Click the “Options” tab highlighted in Figure 1.0 above to set different attributes for the discount. 
2. The form highlighted in Figure 1.3.0 will appear on your screen. 
   
   
                                                                                 Figure 1.3.0 
   

1. Receipt Text: Enter a short text (40 characters) displayed on the receipt in a discounted transaction (e.g., Discount123 Applied).

1. Priority: Use this setting to set the triggering priority of a discount, which is helpful when discounts are stacked with “Stackable” feature (explained below). 

1. Limit Per Transaction: Set this to 0, to allow discounts without limits per transaction. Set the value to 1, 2..., to allow 1, 2...discounts per transaction.  

1. Stackable: If this toggle is set to YES, it implies that multiple discounts can be allowed on the same product in a single transaction.  Set this to YES, to allow multiple discounts on one item in a single transaction. Set this to NO to allow only the highest priority discount to trigger per transaction.

If an item has two applicable discounts — one for $0.10 with Priority Level 1 and another for $0.05 with Priority Level 2—and both are marked as Non-Stackable, only the $0.10 discount will apply at the register. This is because the system gives precedence to the discount with the highest priority (i.e., the lowest priority number).

1. Inherit Tax Settings from Group: Set this YES to allow the discount to inherit settings from the group.   

If the Default Discounts to Inherit Settings from Group option is enabled in POS settings, individual discount tax configurations cannot be modified. Instead, all discounts will automatically adopt the tax settings defined at the group level, unless overridden through Settings & Panels. See Figure 1.3.1.

                                                               Figure 1.3.1

If you wish to customize the tax settings for discounts, then set this toggle to NO and manage settings as required for Reimbursable Discounts and Apply Tax Before Discount.

1. Reimbursable Discount: Set this to Yes if the discount is offered and funded by the manufacturer, and the store will be reimbursed for it. Set to No if the store is giving the discount at its own cost and won’t be paid back.

2. Apply Tax Before Discount: Depending on the location, discounts may or may not be taxed; it is generally dependent on the Tax code at that location. If this toggle is set to NO in a scenario wherein you have purchased a one-dollar item with a 10-cent discount, the remaining 90 cents will be taxed. If it is set to YES, tax is calculated on the full one-dollar amount before the discount is applied.

3. Apply to Cost: If this is set to YES, then in addition to reducing the retail price, it will also reduce the cost, and if it is toggled to YES, it functions as a buydown, i.e., the discount will be applied to both the cost and the price.
   

1. Inventory Clearance: By default, this setting is NO. Set it to YES to enable the system to monitor inventory and automatically disable the discount once the associated items are sold out, archiving the discount accordingly.

2. In Scan Data Report: When this option is set to Yes, this discount will be included in the Scan Data Report. This means the discount is considered eligible for manufacturer reporting and may qualify for compliance purposes.
   Enabling this option will also lock certain fields, such as Discount Type, Trigger Options, and Start Date (from the "Schedules" tab). Once locked, users will be unable to modify these fields on the Edit Discount page if the discount is marked for reporting in the Scan Data Report.

1. Discount Commission: If this is set to YES, the Spiff Amount field gets visible. And now this transaction will act as an uplift sale. It will offer a discount as per the discount type selected and will also offer the Spiff Amount commission to the cashier.
   

1. Spiff Amount: Set the dollar amount as spiff to be given out to the cashier when sales are promoted, and this discount is triggered.

10. Commission Trigger Type: The commission has 3 trigger types:
    

 
                                        Figure 1.3.2

1. On Each Discount Item (Once): Select this option to offer a commission only once when the customer purchases the same item multiple times in a transaction with a single discount type. 
   

For example, if the customer bought 10 cigars where the discount type is selected as Buy X and Get Y Free is triggered twice when 10 cigars are bought where the value of X=4 and Y=2. With "On Each Discount Item (Once)" the cashier will get the set commission only once. However, if different sets of items are bought with different discount types, the cashier would get the configured commission (spiff) for each trigger.    

1. On Each Discount Items (Repeated): If the commission trigger type is set to On Each Discount Item (Repeated), then the cashier would get the set commission on each discounted item that they sell.
   

3. On Each Overall Discount Fired: If "Each Overall Discount Fired," then the cashier would get the set commission for the overall discounts applied.

1. Max Qty to Spiff: This field is to set the maximum number of spiffs that is allowed to the cashier in a single transaction, triggering different discounts.
   

14. Scan Data Classification: The scan data can be classified into the categories mentioned in the drop-down menu. See Figure 1.3.3 below. You can pick it as Automatic/None, MultiPack, Account Funded, or Manufacturer Funded. In the scan data file, the information generated for this discount will be labeled according to the selected scan data classification option.

                        Figure 1.3.3

2. Scan Data Code Override: This field lets you override the scan codes for the scan data report. You can use a comma to separate the codes if multiple codes are to be overridden.

2. Require Loyalty: Set it to NO, for the discount to function for all customers. Set this to YES, for the discount to be given to a registered loyalty customer only. 

1. Registered in Past X Days: This field gets activated when the Require Loyalty toggle is set to YES. With this field, the discount will require loyalty, but it also has to satisfy the Registered in Past X Days condition. Fill in the value of days for the registered customer.
   

2. Customer Daily Limit*: If the limit is set to 1, then each item in the discount can be taken advantage of by the customer in a 24-hour period.
   

3. Customer Weekly Limit*: If the limit is set to 1, then each item in the discount can be taken advantage of by a customer in a 7-day period. 
   

4. Customer Total Limit*: This would be the total number of discounts that can be taken advantage of by a customer during the time period of the discount, ranging from the start date to the end date.

1. Require House Level: When this toggle is set to YES, the discount will require the house account level information. It also activates House Account Level to select the house level from.

6. House Account Level: Choose the house account level from the attached drop-down list.

There are different levels that can be created in the House Account Discount Level. Let's say you select discount Level 2, which is set with a 10.00 percent discount.
If the discount is selected for Discount Level 2 for a particular house account, then the house account customer can purchase the product with a 10% discount on the price.

                              Figure 1.3.4

5. Store Limit: This limit is the total limit of the discount that a store can render during the time period of the discount, ranging from the start date to the end date. 

6. Overall Limit: This limit is the total number of discounts that are divided or offered to all the stores.
   

7. Enable Loyalty Club: If this toggle is set to YES, the discounts will only be applicable to loyalty customers.
   

8. Club Trigger Qty: If set to YES, the discount will only activate when the set item trigger quantity is bought.
   
   
9. Accounting Code: This refers to the specific accounting identifier assigned to the discount. It helps categorize and track the discount within your accounting system.
   

10. Export Description: This field provides a brief description of the discount for export purposes, ensuring clarity when transferring data to an accounting system.
    

11. Disable Sending Alert: This setting allows you to disable the discount expiration notification for the store.
    

8. Auto Send Report When Discount Completed: When this toggle is enabled, the discount information in the selected Report Type will be automatically sent to the configured email addresses under Maintenance>>Settings & Panels>>Settings>>POS>>Product/General Settings>>Pricebook Notifications when Discount's end date has been exceeded.
   
1. Report Type: This field appears when Auto Send Report When Discount Completed toggle is set to YES. Select the report type as Report on Sales Data. The report will be sent in the selected report format.
   

1.4. Uplift Configuration Tab

                                                          Figure 1.4.1

1. Configure Uplifts Triggers: Click this button to configure the uplift based on your requirements. 
   

1. Trigger When: Please select this when you want the uplift to trigger when this discount is applied from the three options shown in Figure 1.4.2.
   

                                                Figure 1.4.2

2. Clerk Message: Please enter the message for the clerk/cashier to read as a script. This is an optional field. 
   
3. Uplift Message Type: This section lets you select the image for the uplift. 

                                                               Figure 1.4.3                                         

4. Advertisement: The added advertisement list will appear if you choose this option and click the "Choose Advertisement" button. You can select the desired image from it. 
5. Custom Upload: The "Manage Custom Images" button will appear if you choose this option. Click it to open the "Manage Uplift Images" screen and choose the required custom image for the uplift.

2. Editing a Discount

Follow the steps mentioned below to edit a discount:

1. Click on the Edit button highlighted in Figure 0.1 above to edit a discount.
   
2. The form highlighted in Figure 2.0 will appear on your screen.

                                                                                    Figure 2.0

The fields are explained above under the Adding Discount section.

1. Copy Discounts: This button helps you copy the discount that you are editing. (Explained below under heading #4.)

2. Printing Discounts: This button lets you print the discount in PDF, CSV, and Excel form.

                Figure 2.1

  Figure 2.2

These changes can be mapped under the View Notes feature explained below. 

3. Add/View Notes

3.1. Add Notes

                                                                  Figure 3.1.0

1. Write the note explaining it under 255 characters.
   
2. Click "Add" to save the note.
   

3.2. View Notes

1. Click on the View Notes button highlighted in Figure 0.1 above as well as in Figure 3.2.1 below for reference to view discount notes.
   

                                                                      Figure 3.2.0

1. The screen highlighted in Figure 3.2.1 will appear on your screen.

                                                    Figure 3.2.1

1. Fill in the name of the copied discount in the textbox.

2. Set Copy Customer Toggle to include the customer's whitelist while copying a discount (explained under the heading 4.1)

3. Click on the "Copy" button to copy the discount along with the customer's whitelist (if the Copy Customer is set to Yes).

                                       Figure 4.1

1. Click on the "Close" button to close the success dialog box.
   
2. Click on the "Go to the New Discount" button to go to the copied discount.

4.1 Including Customer Whitelist While Copying a Discount

When copying a discount, enabling this option ensures that the associated customer whitelist — i.e., the list of approved customers eligible for the discount — is also duplicated. This maintains consistent customer eligibility in the newly copied discount.

To include the customer whitelist during the copy process, ensure the following conditions are met:

This option works only for Loyalty Customers hence, to do so, you need to set the Require Loyalty toggle to YES.

                                     Figure 4.1.0

                                                                      Figure 4.1.2

When the customers list is added, it will be copied along with the discount that is being copied.

                     Figure 5.1

                                                          Figure 6.0

1. Check the discount name you wish to edit/update.
   
2. To select the "n" number of discounts, hold the Ctrl button and check the associated checkboxes to select multiple discounts.

6.3. Mass Update's Fields and Buttons:

1. List: This is a list of all the discounts created in the system.
   
2. Attributes: These are the critical attributes of the system discount that can be managed according to needs.
3. Alter Date Ranges: You can alter the date ranges only when the associated value with the toggle trigger is set to ON. See Figure 6.1. This allows you to change the date range in terms of days, weeks, and months. 

                                                                                          Figure 6.1

There are three methods by which you can alter the date range of the discount:

1) Change Date Range: You can change the date range of the created discount with this Alter Date Range option. This option offers you the liberty to change the start or end date of the discount duration. 

2) Extend Date Range: This option lets you extend the date of discount by X number of days, weeks, and even months.

3) Change End Date: This is another option that will help you alter the date range by changing only the end date of the discount period.

7. Managing Discount Groups

Discounts with similar attributes are grouped as one. 

Follow the steps mentioned below to manage the discount group:

1. Click on the "Manage Discount Groups" button highlighted in Figure 0.1 above to manage the discount groups.
   
2. The dialog box highlighted in Figure 7.0 will appear on your screen.
   

                                             Figure 7.0

Fields and Buttons:

1. Discount Group List: This list presents you with a list of discount groups that have already been created.

2.1 Assign Discounts: This button helps you assign discounts from the list of created discounts to the discount groups. 

                  

                                                                            Figure 7.1

3.1 Add Discount Group: This button will bring up a popup allowing you to create a new Group.

                                          Figure 7.2

1. Name: This field is for setting up a name for the discount group.
   
2. Apply Tax Before Discount: Depending on the location, discounts may or may not be taxed; it is generally dependent on the Tax Code of that area. If this toggle is set to NO in a scenario wherein you have purchased a one-dollar item with a 10-cent discount, the remaining 90 cents will be taxed. If this is set to YES, then you are taxed before the discount is applied.
   
3. Accounting Code: This field requires the general ledger accounting code for the discount group.
   
4. Reimbursable Discount: If the discount is offered by the manufacturer, then it is reimbursable to the store by the manufacturer. Turn this toggle ON to apply this setting to this discount group.

Only the highest priority discount in a discount set will be applied in a transaction on the POS.

8. Managing Discount Sets

                                             Figure 8.0

1. Add Discount Sets: This button is for adding a new discount set by giving it a name.

2. Discount Sets Name List: This list presents you with a list of existing discount sets that have already been created.

3. Assign Discounts: This button helps you assign discounts from the list of created discounts to the discount sets. Follow the same steps as in section 1.1.2 Manage Assignment to filter and apply discounts within the discount set.


                                                   Figure 8.1

4. Edit Discount Sets: This button will help you edit/update the discount group name. See Figure 8.2.

                        Figure 8.2