Demonstrator Manual - Stampin' Up!

DEMONSTRATOR ORDER FORM Place your personal
orders for commissionable items (such as catalog items) and
noncommissionable items (such as supply items) using the
Demonstrator Order Form. The Demonstrator Order Form
is available online in the Printing Place, but is not available
on the Supply List.
SUMMARY FORM Some demonstrators like to use the
Summary Form to summarize workshop totals and benefits
for their hostesses. While this form is not required, it can
be helpful. The Summary Form can be found online in the
Printing Place, but is not available on the Supply List.
Points to Remember
When filling out your order forms, keep these
points in mind:
■ Each customer who places an order should fill
out a Customer Order Form and keep two
copies of the completed form for her personal
records. It is your responsibility to make sure
that your customers receive these copies.
■ Do not mail Hostess Benefits Order, Customer
Order, or Demonstrator Order Forms to
Stampin’ Up! Keep these forms for your
personal records.
■ Use the Demonstrator Order Form to place orders
for commissionable items (such as catalog
items) or noncommissionable items (such as
supply items). You can order commissionable
and noncommissionable items on same order
form.
■ Workshop, customer, and demonstrator orders
over $150 qualify to receive hostess benefits.
(Only commissionable items on a demonstrator
order contribute to the necessary $150 to
receive hostess benefits.)
■ Workshop, customer, and demonstrator orders
qualify for commissions and incentive trip
points. (Only commissionable items on a demonstrator
order help contribute to qualifying for
commissions and the incentive trip.)
Starter Kit Orders
Getting Additional Copies
You can purchase additional copies of the order forms on
a demonstrator order. You can also print them from the
Demonstrator Web Site. Generally speaking, purchasing the
forms is cheaper than printing out the multiple copies you
will need. If you do choose to print your own copies, be sure
to print enough to fulfill the Right-to-Cancel requirements.
These guidelines are provided online, along with the forms, in
the Printing Place.
We’ll address the actual Starter Kit more in the next chapter,
but right now we need to discuss placing your recruit’s Starter
Kit orders.
Because a Starter Kit order must be accompanied by a signed
Independent Demonstrator Agreement, these orders must be
sent by mail. Please keep mail-delivery times in mind if you
need the order to arrive by a certain time. Remember that
delivery times may vary, so you may prefer to use overnight or
express mail services to ensure timely delivery to Stampin’ Up!
All mail orders received by Stampin’ Up! are processed on the
business day they are received. Mail orders received on weekends
or holidays are processed the next business day.
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