Step-by-step
SalesPlay POS offers two types of discounts for flexibility in sales operations:
With the latest update (version 114.5), the Line/Item Discount function has been enhanced to offer more accurate and meaningful discounting, especially when you give a “Value-based” discount for multiple quantities of the same product.
What’s New in Version 114.5
Line/Item Discounts can be given in two ways: as a value or a percentage.
The latest update (version 114.5) improves how value discounts work.
Before the Update:
When you added a value discount to a product line, it was applied just once, no matter how many units of that product were in the cart.
After the Update:
Now, the value discount is applied per unit and then multiplied by the quantity.
This means the total discount will be more accurate when you're selling multiple units of the same product.
Example:
If you give a value discount of 2 and the customer buys 3 units, the total discount will now be 6 instead of 2.
⚠️ Note: This change only affects value discounts. Percentage discounts already work correctly and are not affected by this update.
Important Notes
The Line/Item Discount allows businesses to apply a discount directly to specific items in a sale. This discount can be:
It can be used to:
( The latest update (version 114.5) improves how value discounts work. Percentage discounts are not affected by this change—they already work as expected)
What Has Changed in Version 114.5?
Previously, the Line Discount was applied once for the entire item row in the cart, regardless of how many units were added.
Old Method:
Coca Cola @ 10 x 2 = 20
Line Discount = 1 (applied once)
? Grand Total = 19
With version 114.5, the Line Discount is now applied per unit and then multiplied by the quantity.
New Method:
Coca Cola @ 10 x 2 = 20
Line Discount per unit = 1
Line Discount Total = 2 (1 × 2)
? Grand Total = 18
? Why This Change Is Important
Scenario:
You want to offer a 5 discount on 2 Coca Cola bottles, each priced at 10.
New Calculation:
Follow these steps:
? Tips for Using Line Discounts
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