Q. In a trial period is the commission applied?A. Commission is applied off of all payments received. Commissions are a percentage. So, if the trial is a free trial, then there is no commission. However, if the trial is a small amount (like $1 trial for 3 days), then the commission is applied as a percentage of the amount of the trial payment. So, in our $1 trial example, if the commission is 20%, then the commission amount from the trial would be $0.20.
Q. How does commission work?A. When a payment is made, an Member receives a commission set by the admin. They can see the amounts earned in their members area.
The admin is able to see their balance and has reports for making payouts.
There is also the ability to export csv files for mass payment through Payza and PayPal.
Q. Is the paypal commission payout automatic?A. No, the commission is not distributed automaticly.
However, there is an export to csv report that can be used to create a file that can be imported into PayPal to pay everyone at once.
This report is at the bottom of the "
Referral Marketing" page when logged in as the admin.
Q. If I offer a 14 day trial will it ask for payment info on day 1 or after 14 days?A. You can do it either way. By default it asks for their payment information upfront. So they enter their card details (or go to PayPal) but are not billed until 14 days later.
Q. With the External Billing Tool can you pay out different commissions for different products?A. Yes, you can have each product have it's own commission. You can also have it where different memberships get different commission payouts for the same product.
Q. Where in my admin does the software process the commissions and automatically pay them?
Q. Does making payouts outside the software mean making payouts manually?
Q. Can we offer a free trial?
Q. Can a commission notification email be sent when a member makes a sale?
Q. Can external billing work with commission tracking plugin?
Q. Does your software do comp/commissions calculations?
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