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Rollover is not breakage
Rollover unused $ ÷ prepaid sold $ make rollover %. Type both.
Pair: Prepaid rollover gap on Subscriptions. Expiry: prepaid breakage. Cancel leftover: prepaid cancel balance.
What you type
Rollover unused $ — prepaid dollars that rolled into the next term unused.
Prepaid sold $ — prepaid dollars sold in that same window.
Rollover % = rollover unused ÷ prepaid sold × 100. Fix term length or ship cadence when rollover % is fat — do not invent a rollover chip.
What not to do
Do not invent rollover %. Do not mix expired breakage into rollover. Do not treat classic MIT as prepaid sold. Do not average every plan when one owns the hole.
Related: Subscriptions, prepaid breakage, prepaid cancel balance, prepaid vs classic.
Procedure
- Type rollover unused $ and prepaid sold $.
- Read rollover %.
- Fix term length or ship cadence when rollover % is material.
Failure modes
- Inventing rollover %.
- Mixing expired breakage into rollover.
- Treating classic MIT as prepaid sold.
Worked example
None on this page yet. When one lands it will be a real case: what broke, the number, and what changed. Not a composite.
Glossary
- Prepaid rollover %
- Rollover unused prepaid dollars ÷ prepaid sold dollars × 100.
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FAQ
- Is this prepaid breakage rate?
- Sibling prepaid cash. [Prepaid breakage](/manuals/ordergroove-prepaid-breakage-rate) is expired unused ÷ sold. This page is rollover unused $ ÷ prepaid sold $ on Bold.
- Is this prepaid cancel balance?
- Related leftover. [Prepaid cancel balance](/manuals/prepaid-cancel-balance) is unused $ on cancel. This page is rollover share of prepaid sold.
- What rollover % should I invent?
- None. Type rollover unused $ and prepaid sold $ from the same Bold window.