What should a supervisor verify when performing a price adjustment?

When performing a price adjustment, a supervisor should verify the price paid by the member. This is essential to ensure that the correct amount is being reimbursed or credited back to the member's account. By confirming the actual price the member has paid, the supervisor can accurately determine if the adjustment is warranted based on any promotions, markdowns, or price changes that may have occurred after the initial purchase. This verification helps maintain the integrity of the pricing system and ensures that customers are treated fairly according to the store's pricing policies.

In contrast, while the date of purchase, the number of items purchased, and the method of payment may provide context for the transaction, they do not directly influence the calculation of the price adjustment in the same way that verifying the price itself does. The primary focus during a price adjustment is to accurately match the amount paid with the latest pricing information.