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

Partner B's code arrives on a customer Partner A already owns

A promo code controls initial checkout attribution, but lifetime ownership prevents a later code from moving a customer. Two customers make both halves of the finalized rule visible.

promo_code_vs_prior_ownership scenarionot disputed question30 Apr 2026 as of

Look at: Who owns cus_owned. The second customer, cus_first_order, goes to B under both readings -- that is initial attribution, where precedence plainly applies.

The readings

Published agreement reading

Finalized agreement: lifetime ownership wins

After the first qualifying purchase lifetime ownership governs, so a later code cannot move an owned customer.

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

These readings produce the same result on this scenario.

Also affects: customer ownership, referral credits, tracked sales

Nothing on this page is a decision. Every column is what the agreement could mean, and the simulation cannot change the published terms. All scenarios โ†’