Counter Staff and Commission for Clothing Stores
A clothing store floor runs on salespeople who sell and bill. Each bill names the salesperson who raised it, and shift records and commission are built from that.
What is recorded against a salesperson
Working out commission
Shops pay on very different bases. Commission can rest on billed value, on pieces sold, on a category the owner wants pushed, or on a target for the month. More than one basis can run together. Returns can be set to pull the commission back. What your shop follows is entered as it stands.
The roster and the floor
What the shop and its advisor settle
- The commission basis, and whether returns reduce it
- Salary, wage and statutory treatment, with your accountant or advisor
- Which roles may read another salesperson’s figures
- Whether extra festive hands are rostered the same way
What this module does not do
- It does not run payroll or file a statutory return
- It does not decide what a fair commission rate is
- It does not mark attendance without a device or an entry
Frequently asked questions
Can commission run on two bases at once?
Yes. Billed value and a category push can both apply, and each one shows separately on the statement.
Do returns reduce a commission?
Only if you say so. The owner decides the rule, and it applies the same way for everyone.
Can a salesperson see their own figures?
Yes. Each person reads their own bills, pieces and commission, and not those of anyone else.
Is attendance taken from a device?
It can be. A biometric or card reader is checked for fit before it is connected, and manual entry works meanwhile.
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