These are the fields that make the agreement a usable reference. Capture the figure, the reason, and the boundaries so the discount can be applied the same way on every invoice and explained later.
- Client name
- The exact billing name the discount belongs to, e.g. Northgate Wholesale Ltd, matching the client's billing profile so there is no ambiguity about who gets the rate.
- Discount amount
- The standing figure as a percentage or fixed reduction, e.g. '12% off list' or '$200 off the monthly retainer.' Write the precise number, not 'a bit off.'
- Reason / basis
- Why the discount exists: wholesale tier, registered nonprofit rate, volume commitment, longtime-client loyalty rate, or negotiated contract term. This is the field that tells you whether it still applies.
- Applies to
- Scope of the discount: all invoices, a specific product line, services only, or excluding shipping. Keeps the rate from being applied to lines it was never meant to cover.
- Conditions
- Any requirement attached to the rate, e.g. 'minimum 50 units per order,' 'annual prepay,' or 'review at contract renewal.' Note 'none' if it is unconditional.
- Effective from / expiry
- When the rate started and when it ends. Use 'standing - no end date' when it does not expire, so an open-ended deal isn't mistaken for a lapsed one.
- Agreed with / date
- Who on the client side agreed to it and when, e.g. 'confirmed with A. Reyes, 2025-03-04,' so the agreement traces to a real conversation.
- Proof attachment
- The signed quote, contract clause, or confirming email attached to the record as the source document for the rate.