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| + | __Setting up LumpSum Types:__ | ||
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| + | When offering monies to your customers, it typically comes in 1 of 2 ways. First is at the SKU level....buy this product and I will give you $$$. The other way can't be tied to a specific SKU and that's where LumpSums come in. These are the monies you'll pay out that won't tie to a specific SKU. For example you have to go to a Food Show and the booth will cost $2,000 and the electric will cost $500. Those are LumpSum payments. | ||
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| + | This screen allows you to set up the " | ||
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| + | When setting these up, think of the reporting. | ||
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| + | Here are some examples of LumpSums we've seen in the past: (FoodShow, Flyer, Electric, Samples, Damages, Admin Fees, etc.) | ||
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| + | Below you'll see an example of several already set up. | ||
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| + | To setup a new Lumpsum, click the Add button. | ||
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| + | Enter the LumpSum Type and Lumpsum CD. The code can be your internal GL number if you track one. If not, just enter anything you want in there. | ||
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| + | To edit an existing Lumpsum Type or to make a lumpsum inactive, click the row and the lumpsum editor will open. Make the edits then click Save. To revert back to previous values click Cancel. | ||
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| + | **Lumpsum Product Allocation Total** | ||
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| + | The product allocation percentage total is now displayed at the bottom of the screen to streamline the workflow for contract creators. When allocating lumpsum percentages across multiple products, users can easily track the running total to ensure the allocations accurately sum to 100%. | ||
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