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CommissionCalc Capabilities |
Because it is rule driven, CommissionCalc has virtually unlimited flexibility in the
commission plans it can automate. Examples include:
Rate and Bonus Computed From
- Product
- Quotas or rate tiers
- Price or discount
- Timeliness of customer payment
- Promotions
- Spiffs for new customers or other reasons
- Package size
Pay Based On
Allocate Commission To
- Internal and external salespeople employed by the company
- Independent representatives
- Managers
- Support personnel
Allocate Rebates To
- Customers
- Parent companies
- Buying groups
Pay Commission On
- Receipt of full or partial payment from the customer
- Invoicing. Charge back commission if payment is not received within a specified
time or if the receivable is written off
- Milestones, when commission is due at multiple times during the sales and performance cycle
Accrue Commission Expense On
- Invoicing
- Credit memo processing
- Commission chargeback. For example, commission might be accrued on invoicing but charged back if the invoice isn't paid
in 120 days
Unique Rules
These are just the common variables. CommissionCalc's
rule-drive design also lets it handle truly unique plans. Three example from the many this commission module has implemented are:
- One user has an annual quota for each customer, with each customer’s year starting on the anniversary of their first
purchase
- Another pays a different commission on items picked up by a customer and those shipped to the customer
- A third pays a commission rate based on the salesperson’s lifetime sales.
All of the above can be adjusted based on product or other factors. For example, certain products may not be commissionable,
each product line may have its own quota, or profit may be computed after adding overhead to direct cost.
Commission is usually based on a combination of these factors, and often others, so CommissionCalc
is designed to automate plans combining multiple rules.
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Works With YOUR Accounting System |
CommissionCalc
is integrated with many popular accounting systems; Microsoft Dynamics GP, Sage 100 (MAS 90/200), Sage 300 (Accpac ERP), Macola Progression, and Macola 10/ES.
Additionally, CommissionCalc has capabilities for importing data from generic sources (such as SQL databases and Excel spreadsheets) allowing it to
work with just about any accounting system.
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