Kandiantong: Second-level distribution has a switch in the back office

Start with the conclusion: keep distribution within two levels, and pay commission only on real completed sales. Commission rules, refund clawback, and the settlement cycle must be written on the page.

How to use the conclusion

Laws and platform rules change. This article states handling principles for implementation. It is not legal advice.

Level one is the person who shared directly and completed the sale. Level two is that person's direct upline. Do not take a cut any further up. Commission becomes withdrawable when the after-sales period ends or on the settlement date you publish. Refunds must be reversible.

The rate is set by your gross margin. The system only calculates according to the rules.

Easy mistakes

Paying rewards for recruiting people. Making the full amount withdrawable the moment payment succeeds, so a return cannot be clawed back. Leaving the settlement cycle off the page.

What Kandiantong does

The distribution module is configured for levels, rates, and settlement. A request that goes beyond two levels, or that pays per head, will not be built as a feature.

Fix the conclusion first: keep distribution within two levels, and pay commission only on real completed sales. Commission rules, refund clawback, and the settlement cycle must be written on the page.

During implementation, hold to paying only on real sales. When a permit or a platform enablement is required, get that result first, then turn on the buy button. Acceptance uses one operation that should succeed and one that should fail. The answer is implemented only when the two results are opposites.

Kandiantong does not build features that bypass review, pay three levels, list goods without a license, or exaggerate therapeutic effects. What cannot be done is removed at review, not left for a note after launch.

Source: https://www.kandiantong.com/answers/two-level-distribution.html