3.2 Create Discount Offer
This topic provides systematic instructions to create a discount offer.
If the Discount Rate Type is Fixed.
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Scenario 1: For Discount Rate Type - Fixed, Sliding Scale Applicable – OFF
The Discount Rate field appears. The discount entered in this field, is applied whenever the payment is made on any day from the invoice creation day to the invoice due day.
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Scenario 2: For Discount Rate Type – Fixed, Sliding Scale Applicable – ON
The Discount Rate field appears. The discount entered in this field is offered on the day of invoice creation. Then, as each day advances, the discount rate reduces by the average discount value per day from invoice creation day to invoice due day. No discount is offered past the due day. For example, if the invoice creation day is Day 1 and invoice due day is Day 10, and the discount rate offered is 10%, then on Day 1, 10% discount is offered on the invoice amount. Then as each day advances, the discount is reduced by 1%, so on Day 2, the discount offered is 9%. On Day 5, the discount offered is 5%. And on Day 10, the discount offered is 1%.
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Scenario 1: For Discount Rate Type – Tenor Based, Sliding Scale Applicable – OFF
A tabular section appears, with Payment Period From, Payment Period To, and Discount Rate columns for entering the tenor and discount details. For each tenor entered, a fixed discount rate is offered. For example:Payment Period From Payment Period To Discount 1 10 10 11 20 5
If invoice payment is made any day from the 1st to 10th day of invoice creation, a fixed discount of 10% is offered on the invoice amount. From the 11th to the 20th day of invoice creation, a discount of 5% is offered on the invoice amount.
Scenario 2: For Discount Rate Type – Tenor Based, Sliding Scale Applicable – ON
A tabular section appears, with Payment Period From, Payment Period To, Highest Possible Discount Rate, and Lowest Possible Discount Rate columns. The discount rate for each tenor, starts with the highest possible value on the Payment Period From day. It then slides down by the average discount rate per day from the Payment Period From day to the Payment Period To day, for each tenor. For example:| Payment Period From | Payment Period To | Highest Possible Discount Rate | Lowest Possible Discount Rate |
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| 1 | 5 | 20 | 15 |
| 6 | 10 | 14 | 10 |
If invoice payment is made on the 1st day, then a discount of 20% is offered on the invoice amount. As each day advances, the discount is reduced by 1%. So on the 2nd day, the discount offered is 19%. On the 5th day, discount offered is 15%, and so on.
Parent topic: Dynamic Discounting




