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==Summary==
 
==Summary==
 
Some of our clients sell Gift Vouchers.  The following article outlines how this is achieved in Platinum for customers in the United Kingdom.
 
Some of our clients sell Gift Vouchers.  The following article outlines how this is achieved in Platinum for customers in the United Kingdom.
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* Enter a {{DataPrompt|Standard Selling}} price of {{DataValue|£1.00}}.  Leave the {{DataPrompt|Std Cost Price}} set to zero.
 
* Enter a {{DataPrompt|Standard Selling}} price of {{DataValue|£1.00}}.  Leave the {{DataPrompt|Std Cost Price}} set to zero.
  
{{Tip|text=If you sell a £10 voucher you can sell x10 £1 vouchers so you know the value of vouchers sold without having to divide the figure at all.}}
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{{Tip|text=If you sell a £10 voucher you can sell 10 x £1 vouchers so you know the value of vouchers sold without having to divide the figure at all.}}
  
* Set the {{DataPrompt|V.A.T Rate:}} to {{DataValue|" - Zero Rate}}. Current VAT legislation (November 2008) in the UK states that you do not have to account for VAT on vouchers that you both issue and redeem.
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* Set the {{DataPrompt|V.A.T Rate:}} to {{DataValue|2 - Zero Rate}}. Current VAT legislation (November 2008) in the UK states that you do not have to account for VAT on vouchers that you both issue and redeem. You should check the VAT legislation carefully to ensure that your scheme is operating under the correct rules.
* Create a new [[How do I Create a Sales or Purchase Centre?|Cost Centre]] that links into a new centre on the Balance Sheet.
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* Create a new [[How do I Create a Sales or Purchase Centre?|Sales Centre]] that links into a new centre on the Balance Sheet.
 
** If you are unsure what codes to use, consult your Accounts Department.
 
** If you are unsure what codes to use, consult your Accounts Department.
 
* On the {{Tab|Invoicing}} tab, ensure that {{DataPrompt|Update Quantity}} is set to {{DataValue|Yes}}.
 
* On the {{Tab|Invoicing}} tab, ensure that {{DataPrompt|Update Quantity}} is set to {{DataValue|Yes}}.
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* When a Customer comes in and wants to buy a Gift Voucher, go into [[Selling Stock at Point of Sale|Point Of Sale]].
 
* When a Customer comes in and wants to buy a Gift Voucher, go into [[Selling Stock at Point of Sale|Point Of Sale]].
 
** Enter the Stock Code for the Gift Voucher.
 
** Enter the Stock Code for the Gift Voucher.
** Enter the Quantity of voucher required e.g.10 to sell a £10 voucher.
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** Enter the Quantity of voucher required e.g. {{DataValue|10}} to sell a £10 voucher.
 
** Complete the sale as usual showing how they have paid for the voucher.
 
** Complete the sale as usual showing how they have paid for the voucher.
  
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* When a Customer comes in to redeem a Gift Voucher, go into [[Selling Stock at Point of Sale|Point Of Sale]].
 
* When a Customer comes in to redeem a Gift Voucher, go into [[Selling Stock at Point of Sale|Point Of Sale]].
 
** Enter the Stock Code of the Gift Voucher.
 
** Enter the Stock Code of the Gift Voucher.
** Enter a Negative Quantity to the amount of the Vouchers being redeemed e.g. to redeem a £10 voucher you would enter ''-10''.
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** Enter a Negative Quantity to the amount of the Vouchers being redeemed e.g. to redeem a £10 voucher you would enter a quantity of {{DataValue|-10}}.
 
** Enter the items  the Customer is purchasing as usual.
 
** Enter the items  the Customer is purchasing as usual.
** Complete the sale as usual. The system will reduce the balance owing by the amount of the Gift Vouchers entered.
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** Complete the sale in the normal way. The system will reduce the balance owing by the amount of the Gift Vouchers entered.
  
 
== See also ==
 
== See also ==

Revision as of 07:50, 4 August 2015

Summary

Some of our clients sell Gift Vouchers. The following article outlines how this is achieved in Platinum for customers in the United Kingdom.

Setup

Go to " Stock Control Add or Edit Stock Item".

  • Click [Add] and enter a suitable "Stock Code" e.g. GIFT.
  • In the "Description" enter Gift Voucher.
  • Enter a "Standard Selling" price of '£1.00'. Leave the "Std Cost Price" set to zero.
If you sell a £10 voucher you can sell 10 x £1 vouchers so you know the value of vouchers sold without having to divide the figure at all.
  • Set the "V.A.T Rate:" to '2 - Zero Rate'. Current VAT legislation (November 2008) in the UK states that you do not have to account for VAT on vouchers that you both issue and redeem. You should check the VAT legislation carefully to ensure that your scheme is operating under the correct rules.
  • Create a new Sales Centre that links into a new centre on the Balance Sheet.
    • If you are unsure what codes to use, consult your Accounts Department.
  • On the [Invoicing] tab, ensure that "Update Quantity" is set to 'Yes'.
  • Click [Done] and [Accept].
  • You now need to do a Stock Movement with a mode of <A> to put a quantity of Gift Vouchers in stock. (This does not affect Stock Valuation as the items are at Zero Cost).

More Information

Selling a Gift Voucher

  • When a Customer comes in and wants to buy a Gift Voucher, go into Point Of Sale.
    • Enter the Stock Code for the Gift Voucher.
    • Enter the Quantity of voucher required e.g. '10' to sell a £10 voucher.
    • Complete the sale as usual showing how they have paid for the voucher.

Redeeming a Gift Voucher

  • When a Customer comes in to redeem a Gift Voucher, go into Point Of Sale.
    • Enter the Stock Code of the Gift Voucher.
    • Enter a Negative Quantity to the amount of the Vouchers being redeemed e.g. to redeem a £10 voucher you would enter a quantity of '-10'.
    • Enter the items the Customer is purchasing as usual.
    • Complete the sale in the normal way. The system will reduce the balance owing by the amount of the Gift Vouchers entered.

See also


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