Customer Discount Tag (打折標籤)

Also known as: VIP tag · Customer tier discount · Pricing tag

A tag attached to a customer that auto-applies a discount rate (e.g., VIP = 10% off) to every service or product they buy. Multiple tiers configurable.

Full definition

Customer Discount Tag (打折標籤) lets the shop define discount tiers (regular = 0%, new = 5% off, VIP = 10% off, friends & family = 15% off). Each tag has a configurable rate and name; once attached to a customer doc, every new service or product price is automatically multiplied by the corresponding `pricePct`. Staff don't need to remember to apply discounts; clients see consistent pricing across visits.

Why this concept matters

Tiered pricing is universal in beauty — VIPs (lifetime spend > N), staff family discount, referral discount, holiday promo. Manual discount application is error-prone: staff forget; clients complain "you gave me a discount last time, why not now?" Tag-based discounts bind to customer identity, auto-apply every time, are auditable, and survive staff turnover.

How MeiYe Zhan handles it

`Customer.tags[]` is a string array holding one or more tag names; `shop.discountTags` configures each tag's `pricePct` (0.9 = 10% off). `getCustomerDiscountTag(customer.tags, shop.discountTags)` returns the active discount (highest discount wins when multiple match). New `ServiceItem` / `SoldProduct` prices auto-multiply by `pricePct` at creation. Tags can be added or removed anytime from the customer page.

Concrete example

Shop configures 3 tags: VIP (10% off), Staff Family (15% off), New (5% off). Customer A is tagged VIP; buys an NT$1,000 service → auto-priced NT$900. Customer B is tagged both VIP and Staff Family → system picks the better discount (15% off) → NT$850. Dashboard performance is recognised at the discounted amount actually paid.

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