Create a Coupon - Line Item Credit

Create a Coupon - Line Item Credit

Coupons will show a credit (negative) dollar amount on an invoice.


  • Go to Office > Inventory > Coupons
  • Click the NEW COUPON button.
  • Assign the discount dollar amount, barcode, expiration date, etc. Manufacturer is used for searching, receipt search and print, and reporting.


  • Sales tax – the coupon itself is not taxable. But, if you want to reduce a transaction’s total due by the coupon dollar amount AND the resulting tax, you will turn this on.

You can also add a coupon from POS using Quick Add. For instance, if a manufacturer’s coupon is scanned and not found, quick add will present as an option. Change the part type from Product to Coupon in the upper left corner and proceed.



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