How do cross-store full reduction merchants allocate the amount?
When retailers carry out ** activities, they usually choose cross-store discount activities, that is, consumers can buy goods in different stores and enjoy discounts after reaching a certain amount. In this case, the retailer needs to allocate the discount amount. The specific steps are as follows:
1.Determine the amount and requirements for the total reduction.
The retailer should first determine the amount and requirements for the total discount, such as $100 minus $20. The validity period of the offer and the scope of the store should also be clarified.
2) Determination of allocation rules.
Merchants must follow the principle of fairness and reasonableness when allocating the amount of concessions. The best way to ensure that the principle of fair distribution is adhered to and to avoid disputes between merchants and consumers is to establish distribution rules in advance.
3.Confirm the actual amount.
Once all shoppers have met the criteria for filling in the purchase amount, the merchant must determine and record the actual amount of discount received by each store and the amount allocated to each store according to the allocation rules.
4) Allocation of the discount amount.
Merchants should allocate the amount of discount due to each shop to ensure that each shop receives the corresponding subsidy according to the actual sales situation. In addition, merchants must notify the store of the distribution result to ensure the transparency and fairness of the entire rebate process.
5.Supervision and inspection.
The distribution process of the preferential amount must be carried out in accordance with the principles of legality, fairness and transparency, and the merchant must set up a special inspection agency to supervise and inspect the issuance process to ensure that each shop can obtain the corresponding preferential amount according to the actual situation.
In short, retailers need to develop standardized rules for the allocation of discount amounts in a fair and reasonable way to provide a better shopping experience for consumers who have reached the purchase amount in a fair and reasonable way.