Pricing Methods – lets you define any of the following pricing methods, for promotions and   discount schemes:

Accept Multiple Tenders feature - allows you to offer any of the following payment options to your customers: 
• Retail Price Factor – lets you increase or decrease the retail price offered to your
  customers. For example, when a value of ‘100’  is specified in this option, Shoper POS
  will reduce the retail price by that much. The same can also be defined in terms of   
  percentages such as ‘-10%’, where the recalculated price will be the retail price,
  reduced by ‘10%’
• Discounts – allows you to define your discounts as percentages
  (such as 25% off) or in terms of money value 
• Round-off – allows you to round off either the retail price of an item or the total
  amount of the bill 
• Deductions - allows you to specify the value or percentage to be deducted. For
  example, ‘special deductions for gold customers’.

Shoper POS provides additional options to specify where the deduction is applicable, as in, if it is applicable on the sale value before discount, or on the discounted sales value, or on the value inclusive of sales tax


Applicability of Promotional Schemes – provides you with the following options to define where and to whom the promotion is applicable:

• Applicable to all customers 
• Applicable to all customers on specific item(s) 
• Applicable to a specific customer price group 
• Applicable to a specific customer

There are various permutations and combinations that can be used to define a promotional scheme to suit the needs of your retail business.

Promotional Scheme Period – lets you define the promotion start date, end date, whether the scheme is applicable on all days of the week or only specific days and for particular time periods during the day. For example, you can specify that the promotion is applicable from Monday to Friday, between 9:00 am and 5 pm. When the promotion period is over, the system will automatically revert back to normal pricing for items, without the need for any manual intervention to alter the item prices. This ensures that promotional offers are not extended unknowingly by your sales people.

Minimum & Maximum Values – allows you to specify the minimum value of purchase that is required to make a customer eligible for the promotional scheme. It can also limit the value up to which the promotion scheme is applicable.