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

The 15% customer offer makes a Qualified Referral harder to earn

Qualifying dollars are defined as product revenue actually paid after discounts. The QR and link offer is 15% off. Taken literally, a customer who accepts the partner's better offer must buy about $58.82 of list price to produce $50.00 of qualifying spend, while a customer who pays full price needs $50.00. Here, one customer spends $58.00 of list price and does not qualify; a customer spending $50.00 at full price does.

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Look at: Whether cus_offer_under qualifies. Under the literal reading the partner's own promotion is what cost them the referral.

The readings

Published agreement reading

Finalized agreement: measured after discount

The literal wording: "product revenue actually paid after discounts/credits". $58.00 less 15% is $49.30, which is under the threshold.

Simulated as fitgrill.fuel_partner/3.1+sim(after_discount)

These readings produce the same result on this scenario.

Also affects: Qualified Referrals, Active Referred Customers, Credit Tier, Recognition Status, Subsequent Purchase Bonuses

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