Discount
In Zenskar, the phase-level feature discount is a discount applied to a specific product within a particular phase of a contract or plan
🧾 Types of phase-level feature discounts
Discount type | Description | Example |
---|---|---|
Fixed amount | A specific monetary amount is subtracted from the feature’s price in that phase. | A $10 discount applied to a $50 feature. |
Percentage (%) | A percentage of the feature’s price is deducted. | A 20% discount applied to a $50 feature results in a $40 charge. |

🧩 Key characteristics
- Discounts are scoped to a single product within a specific phase.
- The same product in a different phase may have no discount or a different discount.
- Discounts affect both invoicing and revenue recognition.
- Multiple discounts cannot be stacked at this level—only one discount per feature per phase is allowed.
🔄 How Zenskar applies these discounts
- During contract creation or plan configuration, users can assign either a fixed or percentage discount to a feature within a phase.
- At runtime, Zenskar calculates the final price after applying the discount before generating invoices or revenue schedules.
- Revenue is recognized based on the discounted price, not the original price.
✅ Example scenario
Suppose a contract has two phases:
- Phase 1: First month (introductory)
- Product A is priced at $100 with a 25% discount → $75 billed
- Phase 2: Subsequent months
- Product A returns to full price → $100 billed
This setup allows businesses to run time-bound promotional pricing without creating separate products or contracts.
Updated about 13 hours ago