Boost Sales With Promotions
Promotions are critical part of your business. They drive higher customer traffic and boost sales. But to win the customers, you need to know which promotions to setup. Which products to discount? How much? And when? EntireBusiness give you the tools to analyze which products to discount, what discount to give, and the most powerful wizard to design and setup your discounts.
Item Specific Discount Setup discounts on specific items. You can setup a discount which overrides the regular price of an item, or a discount that changes the price of the item by a fixed dollar amount (e.g. -$1.00) or percentage discount (e.g. %15 off).	Multiple Quantity Levels Discount Specify rules to discount items with a quantity levels. For example, 1 for $10.00, 10 for $8.00 ea. 100 for $5.00 each. You can also limit discounts to a certain quantity
Unlimited Price Levels Setup as many price levels as you need. You can setup price levels as new price, fixed dollar amount relative to regular price, or percentage above or below regular price, or cost.	Buy X Get Y Specify discounts on items with the conditions like buy 2 units of product A and get 1 of Product B for %15 off
Customer specific Discounts Setup special discounts for specific customers or groups of customers. E.g. preferred customers, employees, etc. There is no limit to the number of discounts and pricing rules you can associate with a customer.	Discount Calendar Plan your discounts ahead of time. Don’t wait until the season starts and then you don’t have the time to make discounts. You can schedule every discount to take effect between specific dates.
Show your customers the benefits Setup how discounts appear to customers on screen and on receipts. You can setup special colors and text to appear on screen and on printed receipts.	Track Discount Budget and Effectiveness You can allocate a budget to a promotion, so after the discounted $ amount reaches the budget limit the discount will automatically end and you will be notified to update your marketing information. Also, you can run reports and see how much a discount had cost you so far in profits vs. growth in sales of the discounted items