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Siebel Order Management Guide > Creating a Quote or Order > Common Tasks for Creating Quotes and Orders > Applying a Manual DiscountEnd users can enter manual discounts for individual line items or for the entire quote or order. When a manual discount is entered, it overrides: Manual discounts do not override attribute-based pricing. The end user can apply manual discount in the following ways:
This task is part of the Common Tasks for Creating Quotes and Orders Applying a Default Discount to All Line ItemsTo apply a default percentage discount to all line items as they are added, there are different procedures for quotes and orders. To apply a default discount to line items as you add them to a quote
NOTE: If you change the default discount at the header level for either a quote or an order, the revised discount will be applied to any line items with which the default discount is associated. It will not be applied to any line items with which a pricing rule was associated before the default discount was initially set, and it will not be applied to any line items for which discounts were set at the line level. To apply a header-level discount percentage to line items as you add them to an order
Applying a Manual Discount to an Individual Line ItemEnd users can also apply manual discounts to individual line items. If an end user applies a manual discount percentage for a line item, the result overrides any default discount entered at the quote or order header level. To apply a manual discount to an individual line item
Applying a Manual Discount to an Entire Quote or OrderEnd users can also apply manual discounts to an entire quote or order. NOTE: This discount is not applied to individual line items. If you want to create a discount that is associated with line items, see Spreading a Manual Discount Across Line Items. To apply an adjustment to a quote or an order
Spreading a Manual Discount Across Line ItemsAn end user can enter a discount for an entire quote and spread it across all line items, across selected line items, or across line items of a particular type (products, services, or training). This can be done for a quote, but it cannot be done for an order without configuration. Knowing the discount per line item is important to assist in managing returns and for accurate accounting and reporting. The spread discount feature reduces the effort of entering line item discounts. When a salesperson offers a customer a special discount for a quote, the salesperson only needs to enter this discount once and does not have to do manual calculations or manual data entry to apply the discount to each line item. The user can enter the discount amount, discount percent, or target total (the total for the selected line items after the discount has been applied). This discount is spread across the line items in proportion to the current extended net price for each line item. Discounts are iterative and are applied to the current price and amount, not to the start price and amount. The discount for each line item equals the difference between its current unit net price and its new unit net price, multiplied by the quantity. Spread discount can apply to hierarchical products and services. For example, a computer is a product made of many components. If a customer buying twenty computers gets a discount, you can enter the discount for the entire quote. When you click Spread, the discount will be spread among the twenty computers and among the components of each computer. NOTE: NOTE: When the end user enters a spread discount, it replaces any previous discounts, including line item discounts that have the Keep Discount check box checked. To spread a manual discount across line items
After you click Spread, your Siebel application performs the spread and enters unit net price and discount amount for each line item. If the line items previously had individual discounts, they are overridden by this spread. The Keep Discount box is automatically checked. |
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