Overview
The term Business Service Charge refers to a per-service, per-location recoverable cost set by the business and subtracted from the service total before any commission is applied. The totals in any reports of commission paid to staff ('Commission Summary' and 'Service Commission') reflect already-applied Business Service Charges.
Example: Abundant Salon charges a $9 Business Service Charge for its Single Process color service. Stylist John charges $200 for this service and makes a 60% commission. His take home is 60% of the service total after the business service charge is subtracted. ($200-$9) x 0.60 yields $114.60 as John's take-home pay.
Adding a Business Service Charge
Locate the service at the location level (Manage>Services)
In the Service Details, enter the desired Business Service Charge
Click Save Changes
Tracking Business Charges
Business charges can be tracked in sales reports by adding an extra column, displaying charges for services with a predefined business fee.
Business Service Charges and Voucher Payment Methods
To apply the same commission logic to services paid with vouchers, enable the option to deduct the Business Service Charge before calculating commission in the details section in location settings.
