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The referral programme - 20 % of the payments of salons you brought in

Told a colleague about BeeSection - you get a fifth of their payments on your balance for as long as they use the product. How the link works, where the credits come from and what is not allowed.

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A salon that likes the product tells the one next door. We want that conversation to pay off not once but for as long as the neighbouring salon uses BeeSection.

How much

20 % of every payment by the referred company. Not a gift month but a percentage: a gift pays for the conversation once, after which there is no reason to keep telling. A percentage keeps dripping while the colleague pays, and turns a recommendation into a reason to make sure things work out for them.

The percentage is fixed at the moment you bring the company in. If terms ever change for new partners, yours stay.

How to bring someone in

The owner's account has a referral link: sign-up with your salon's tag. A person who signs up through it is linked to you. You can hand the link to a colleague, or do nothing at all: the booking page on the free plan carries a "Powered by BeeSection" line at the bottom with the same link, and a specialist who books with you as a client arrives in the product already as yours.

Where the money goes

To your company's balance. The balance pays for the subscription and telephony. Money cannot be withdrawn: a payout to a card means a contract, taxes and cash discipline, which is a separate product.

The account shows the link, the percentage, how many companies were invited, how many of them pay and how much has been credited. The referred companies' turnover is not there: a partner needs to know how much they earned, nothing more.

What is not allowed

  • Referring yourself. A second company through your own link earns no percentage.
  • Double linking. One sign-up is never paid to two partners.
  • Revoked links. If a payment is refunded or abuse is proven, the link stops and credits nothing further.

Credits come from a payment, not from an invoice: until the colleague has paid, there is nothing to credit. Processing the same payment twice does not double the credit.

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