--- title: "Discounts | Marlin Transactions" slug: "discounts" description: "Learn about Discounts in Marlin Tyre and Mechanical Workshop Software by Megabus" updated: 2024-11-18T00:52:14Z published: 2024-11-18T00:52:14Z canonical: "help.megabus.com.au/discounts" --- > ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.megabus.com.au/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Discounts **Marlin Tyre and Mechanical Workshop Software** allows discounts to be added to individual items, or entire customer orders. [Discount limits](/v1/docs/discount-limits) can also be enabled to restrict the maximum discount different users are able to apply. Note Relevant discounts are automatically applied when creating customer orders for customers who are part of [discount groups](/v1/docs/discount-groups). ### Discounting Individual Items #### Daily Activity > Customer Orders > [Customer Order] > Order Details In the **Order Details** tab of a customer order, click in the **Discount** cell for an item. The **Discount** pop-up window will open. At the top is a textbox showing the item's **Original Sell Price**, which cannot be edited. > might need to explain original sell price further as it is not immediately obvious. It is the price of the item when first added to an order, unless it was first added at $0 then the first price you change it to is the Original Sell Price Below are three options for discounting the item: - The **Discount Amount** textbox can be used to reduce the sell price by specific amounts. Example To reduce an item's price by $15, enter "15" in the **Discount Amount** textbox. - The **Discount %** textbox can be used to reduce the sell price by a percentage. Example To reduce an item's price by 10%, enter "10" in the **Discount %** textbox. - The **Unit Price (Inc Tax)** textbox can be used to reduce the sell price to a specific amount. Example To reduce an item's price to $50, enter "50" in the **Unit Price (Inc Tax)** textbox. Whenever one of these discount values is changed, the two others will be automatically updated. Tip An item's unit price can also be discounted by entering the discounted price in the **Unit Price (Inc. Tax)** cell of the Order Details list. Note Discounts will be automatically calculated when an item's Unit Price is adjusted to less than the original unit price (whether automatically calculated or manually entered). To apply the discount and return to the Order Details tab, click the **Ok** button at the bottom right of the Discount window. ## Discounting Entire Customer Orders #### Daily Activity > Customer Orders > [Customer Order] > Order Details To apply a discount across the whole order, click the **Discount** action button above the Order Details list. The **Discount** pop-up window will open. The **Original Sell Price** text at the top shows the order's original, non-discounted total and cannot be edited. Below are three options for discounting the order: - The **Discount Amount** textbox can be used to reduce the order total by a specific amount. Example To reduce the order total by $15, enter "15" in the **Discount Amount** textbox. - The **Discount %** textbox can be used to reduce the order total by a percentage. Example To reduce the order total by 10%, enter "10" in the Discount % textbox. - The **Sub Total (Inc Tax**) textbox can be used to reduce the order total to a specific amount. Example To reduce the order total to $50, enter "50" in the **Unit Price (Inc Tax)** textbox. Whenever one of these **Discount** values are updated, the two others will be automatically updated. To apply the discount and return to the Order Details tab, click the **Ok** button at the bottom right of the Discount window. The total discount will be split evenly across all of the individual items on the order, with the discount amount per unit displayed in the items' **Discount** column. Example An order containing 2 of one Item and 1 of another, with a $15 discount applied, will show $5 in the Discount column for each Item. Note Changing item quantities on an order after an entire order discount has been applied will update the overall discount to maintain the per quantity discount value and update the overall discount (e.g. in the example above, changing the quantity of the first Item from to 2 to 1 will still show $5 discount on each line, while clicking on discount will show the overall discount has been changed from $15 to $10). To save the discount and return to the Search window, click on the **Save** action button to the top right of the module window. Note If an additional discount line is included on a sales order or other customer order document (as set by the Report.PrintCustomerDiscount company setting), it will be formatted in landscape layout to accommodate the extra column. However, the **Report.CustomerInvoice.Orientation** [company setting](/workshop/docs/company-settings) can be used to force portrait orientation, even if the discount column is included.