A discount of 15 per cent needs a manager
"A discount of 15 per cent needs a manager; this hotel lets the desk give 10 per cent without one." Pick a manager under Approved by, or stay within the limit.
The sentence: *A discount of 15 per cent needs a manager; this hotel lets the desk give 10 per cent without one.*
Why: the share of a bill the desk may discount on its own is on Hotel details; it starts at 0, which means a manager's name on every discount until the account administrator raises it.
Do this: pick the manager under Approved by — their own login is the signature — or give a discount within the limit. A login picked there that is not a manager is refused too: *… is a front desk and cannot approve a discount.*
Three neighbours from the same tab: *There is nothing on the bill under Room to reduce* (the night is not on the bill until the audit or the check-out posts it — a price for the nights to come is a rate change, from the card); *That is more than what is on the bill under Food & beverage: ₹2,000 against ₹1,523*; *Folio … is closed. Reopen it before giving a discount.*
See Giving a discount on the bill.