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An error occurred while saving the comment Jordey Wooten commentedThis has been an ongoing issue it seems for a while, and while this was submitted back in 2016, I feel that there are enough issues with the integrated point of sale in general that it could use some love.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Jordey Wooten commenteddoes https://yourdomain.repairshopr.com/reports/discounts not help?
We typically have our brand representatives straight up type out what's going on with the discounted line item in the description field underneath the "previously priced at $$whatever blah blah" area. This report will display the description field.
This report shows:
Date the discount happened
Item that was discounted
the description field of the item (text field w/detail or reasoning - modifiable in add/view and invoice)
price of the item
discount offered
cost of the item itself
quantity of items that were discounted
invoice # associated (so you can see the rep in the change log)
location where the discount was assignedWhat I'm NOT sure about (and what I've consistently not seen listed on this report but can review in "sold products reports") is whether or not it shows discount line items associated with discounts we're utilizing on like... sales or whatever.. such as a preset $10 discount that is a separate line item that isn't necessarily tied to the ticket that you manually create and set in the category type as a discount item.
We actually legitimately use the discount line items to modify these sales so that we can get some general feedback on "how many people utilized this $25 discount" without having to sift through the discount report to manually tally up how many of those happened.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Jordey Wooten commentedyesssss.
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Can you give me an idea of what fields you would add?
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You can do this manually by adding a payment method called store credit, and refunding there like cash. Then manually increasing the customer credit on their edit page.
We will be supporting this in refunds in the near future too!
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You would essentially need to take the deposit separately and adjust your pricing on any subsequent invoices you create.