DEMO · SAMPLE DATA Fictional partners. No live orders, credit redemption or connected systems.

Fixture state Brand new — activated today — tap to switch

Activated a week ago. Channels issued, launch grant running, no customers yet.

Customers

How close each referred customer is to counting as a Qualified Referral, and whether they are on course for this month's retention credit.

15 Apr 2026 as ofStarter Credit TierFuel Partner Recognition8 Apr 2026 partner since

Summary

Active today

0

Qualified

0

Nearing lapse

0

Lapsed

0

Retention health · April 2026

Qualified Referrals only, on purchases already made. On track means still active on 30 Apr 2026, when retention is counted; at risk means active today but not on that day unless they buy again. A projection, not a credit.

On track

0

At risk

0

Lapsed

0

Starts next month

0

Customer progress

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CustomerReferralLast 30 daysProgress to $50Retention this monthBonusesWindow
No customers yet. Share your QR code or tracking link and the first customer to order will appear here.

Retention earned in recent months

Earned on each month's last day; issued at the review after it. Counts only — never who.

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MonthCustomers active on the last dayCredits earnedCredits issued
No month has closed since you joined.

You see a reference and a running total, and nothing else. Customer names, contact details, payment details and what they ordered are never shown to a partner. If you need to raise a question about a specific customer, quote the reference.

Nearing lapse means a customer will stop counting toward your Credit Tier within a week unless they buy again. At risk means they are active today but will not be on the month's last day — when retention is counted — unless they buy again. Bonuses counts Subsequent Purchase Bonuses earned in their first 30 days. Not eligible means they cannot become a Qualified Referral — usually because they were already a FitGrill customer — but they can still count as active.