Use this routine to adjust commissions posted to completed orders, for example to correct an order. You can add and/or remove salespeople as well as adjust commission split percentages. The program creates
offsetting commission records using the date of the adjustment.
positive adjustments for new commissions and negative adjustments to back out existing commissions.
Negative and positive adjustments
to commission are reported on the Report
Sales Commissions report in order to adjust the commissions appropriately.
Delivered Business (BTA) always updates to reflect these adjustments. Completed
sales update to reflect the adjusted commissions so that any future refunds
create the appropriate commission updates.
Written Business updates optionally based on your setting at the Adjustments Update Written Business field in the Point of Sale Control Settings. The system creates negative adjustments to back out existing sales and positive adjustments for new sales, both using the date of the adjustment. The adjustments update delivered business in the files used for reporting by Customized Sales Analysis and the Data Warehouse. If you include written business in update, the following routines update:
This routine does not apply to service orders.
You cannot make commission adjustments to documents whose original commission
records have been purged.
Any commission information displayed reflects the state of the commissions
as of the order completion date, net of any prior adjustments.
Commission restrictions specified in the Point
of Sale Control Settings do not affect this routine.
Any commissions on delivery charges recalculate automatically any time
you change the commission split for a completed document.
If a sales order is invoiced multiple times and a change is made to the
salesperson on the original completion, that change to the salesperson
is reflected on subsequent completions. For example, sales order is invoiced
three times as 455, 455A, and 455B and invoice 455A has its salesperson
changed, that change is reflected on 455A and 455B, but not on 455.
The program distributes rounding errors in .01% increments. For positive rounding errors, the distribution begins at the beginning of the list. For negative rounding errors, the distribution begins at the end of the list.
Once you specify a valid document for adjustment, the following information displays:
Customer – The customer account number and full name.
Type – Completed document type.
o Sale
o Return
o Exchange Sale
o Exchange Return
o Dollar Adjustment
Date – The completion date.
Total – The total completed dollars, negative for returns.