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Hopefully you have entered correct search criteria which will present your order like the following:

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Clicking the "edit on their record.  Enter zero for "Override Unit Cost" and then enter one for "Override Unit Cost for Next X Orders" as shown below.

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Click the Save & Reload button.  Scroll down to the future shipments section and you will see that the system should plan to give them their next order for free and then resume normal charges.

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Our example above is a new Auto Order that has no Rebills as of yet. You can edit Overrides on any recurring order.

Click the Overrides "edit" button. A separate overrides screen will appear (overlaid).  See below.


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To set the next recurring order as FREE, we have entered zero for "Unit Cost" and we also entered the numeral "1" for "Unit Cost Remaining Orders" as shown above. Yes, you can apply this Override Cost to unlimited number of recurring orders.  

Click the Save button at the bottom when finished. The Item Overrides screen will close allowing full view of  the Auto Order editor screen.  You will  now see your configuration under the Overrides column (shown below).  

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 Check for accuracy.  You can click the "edit" button if you need to return to make changes.

 Click the "Save & Reload" button when finished.  You'll be returned to the top of the Auto Order Search screen as shown below. 
To verify your future orders schedule, click the Future tab as shown below. In our example Auto Order a zero cost is shown for ONLY the next recurring order.

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The same technique works for giving them a discounted price on any number of future orders.