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How Will an Item’s Price Be Broken Down if My Client Has Already Paid a Deposit?

Learn how Goodshuffle Pro allocates payments when new items are added to a project after a client has already submitted a deposit.

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Written by Colin Connor
Updated yesterday

This feature is available on all Goodshuffle Pro Plans.

When a client has already paid a deposit and you add new items to a project, Goodshuffle Pro automatically calculates how the cost of those new items is split—based on the payment policy assigned to the project.

Let’s walk through a quick example:

  • Original project total: $100.00

  • Payment policy: 50% deposit, remainder due before event

  • Client has paid: $50.00 (deposit)

If you now add $50.00 worth of additional items to the project:

  • The system will apply the same 50/50 rule.

  • Your client will now owe:

    • $25.00 immediately (deposit portion of the new items)

    • $75.00 later (the remainder of the original and new items)

This ensures the client’s payment plan stays consistent and fair, even as the scope of the project evolves.


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