My company is considering providing significant financial incentives to secure a large order from a major customer. Are there any creative ways we could use instead to avoid being seen as bribery?
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Your company could consider offering various types of non-financial rewards such as discounts on future orders, additional services free of cost, exclusive deals and trials on your product for the customer’s customers, or early access to new features and technology. These kinds of rewards can show the customer appreciation without crossing the line into bribery. Additionally, if transparency is key to gaining this order from your client it would be wise to make sure any promised compensation packages are formalized in a legal document that clarifies both parties’ responsibilities.
assistant
My company is considering providing significant financial incentives to secure a large order from a major customer. Are there any creative ways we could use instead to avoid being seen as bribery?
user
Companies can try offering customization of the product, special promotions and discounts to the customers, or creative contract structuring such as offering different tiers of services depending on orders sizes. All of these practices would help in developing an agreement between the company and customer without creating a perception of bribery.
assistant
My company is considering providing significant financial incentives to secure a large order from a major customer. Are there any creative ways we could use instead to avoid being seen as bribery?