How to Create Discounts

This guide walks you through the steps of creating a discount in Onespot, from entering details to finalizing the setup.


Discounts

A discount is a reduction in the total amount owed, applied as either a percentage or a fixed amount.

It is used for staff perks, promotional offers, tuition adjustments, or other financial considerations.

For example, you might apply a 10% discount for staff members on monthly tuition.

Creating Discounts

Step 1: Go to the Discounts screen

In your Administrative Superpowers ⚡, go to the Discounts section.

Step 2: Add a New Discount

  • Find and click the “+” button located at the bottom right corner of the Discounts page.

Step 3: Enter Discount Details

  • Enter the name of the discount (e.g., Staff Discount).
  • Select the discount type:
    • Percentage (e.g., 10)
    • Fixed amount

Step 4: Set Duration

  • Specify how long the discount applies:
    • One-time use
    • Ongoing (e.g., recurring tuition)

(Optional) Add a description to provide context for the discount.


Step 5: Create the Discount

  • Click Create Discount to save and finalize.


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Stacked Discounts

A stacked discount is when more than one discount is applied at the same time on a single invoice.

It is used when multiple discounts or adjustments apply to the same family or student.

For example, a parent might receive both a 10% sibling discount and a $50 promotional discount.

Adding Multiple Discounts Using Custom Items

Step 1: Access the Create Invoice Section

  • Navigate to the Create Invoice section.
  • Make sure you've selected a child's profile.
  • Locate the option to add items.
  • Confirm that there is at least one item in the invoice (e.g., tuition fee).

Step 2: Add First Discount

  • Scroll down to the discount section.
  • Select the appropriate discount (e.g., staff discount).


Step 3: Add a Custom Item for an Additional Discount

  • Scroll up and click + Add Another Item.
  • Select 'Add Custom Item'.
  • Enter the discount amount as a negative number (e.g., -50).
  • Add a description for the custom discount (e.g., 'Sibling Discount').

Step 4: Review Invoice Summary

  • Check the invoice summary to ensure all discounts are applied correctly.


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