Affiliates
The people who promote your brand and earn a share of the revenue they bring.
An affiliate belongs to your organization and is identified by their email. The same person in two organizations is two separate affiliates.
To add affiliates, see Invites and applications.
Statuses
| Status | Earns on new sales? | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Active | Yes | Only an active affiliate's codes work |
| Paused | No, the commission is suspended | Resuming doesn't pay the sales made while paused. They can't create codes |
| Removed | No | Their customers stay bound to them |
| Banned | No | This status can't be changed. Their customers stay bound to them |
You pause and resume an affiliate from their page.
All affiliates
All affiliates lists your roster with each affiliate's group, region, status, referrals, revenue, commissions and net revenue. You can filter by status, region and program.
Referrals counts every customer bound to the affiliate, whether they've bought or not.
An affiliate's page
Open an affiliate to see their numbers and manage them.
| Tab | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Codes | Their referral codes. You can generate one here |
| Published content | The posts they added |
| Payouts | One row per commission |
| Customers | The customers bound to them, and the revenue each one brought |
| Affiliate tree | Who they invited, up to four levels deep |
| Comments | Notes from your team |
The page also holds their region, tags and groups. Your team can add free-text tags, up to 20 per affiliate.
Who invited them
Fuul records which affiliate invited each new affiliate. The inviter is set when they join, from a referral code. After that, an owner or admin can change it from the affiliate's page.
This is only a record. Inviting another affiliate doesn't pay anything.
Updated about 22 hours ago