There are several time-based methods for calculating absolute rebates. This page explains about whole rule period rebates.
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Of the many variations of calculating rebates, a primary differentiator is the period of calculation and payout. This page explains how to calculate and pay or receive rebates for a period of less than a year.
The Amounts per > Whole rule period option is only available when the calculation type is Absolute, and the rule validation period (from start to end date) is less than one year (365 days).
This option allows you to calculate rebates for short periods of time (less than a year). It's suitable for when you want to set up rebate rules specifically for sales promotions or other special types of activities that occur within the year. It
The calculation period can be the same or shorter than the validation period and span calendar years.
With this method:
The cumulative total is calculated for the transactions from the start of the rule validation period up to the end of the calculation period. Then, that cumulative total is put into brackets accordingly.
If the calculation period spans multiple two calendar years, the cumulative total is reset to $0 at the start of each year (as defined by the validation start date).
Setup
In the rule setup, ensure the validation period is less than one year, and the calculation type is Absolute. In the Brackets section, select Amounts per > Whole rule period.
Example
In this example, two calculations are run for the same rule, yielding different results. The rule validation period is March 1, 2022 to February 27, 2023. The calculation periods are different.
(A) Whole rule period
(B) Partial rule period
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