Programme revenue
The reported or recorded commission generated for the programme before affiliate and team costs.
Separate what the programme generates, what the affiliate earns and what remains after team remuneration.
Applies to a positive margin after the affiliate only. The manager’s own team is excluded from this commercial rule.
At 5%, the commercial manager earns €6 on that eligible margin. Change the figures above and see the calculation update.
The example isolates the commercial rule. It is not a complete payroll or settlement calculation.
CPA pays according to a qualified acquisition agreement. RevShare uses the relevant reported revenue basis and agreed percentage. A hybrid agreement combines the two.
Deposit value is neither CPA revenue nor NGR. Keep those inputs separate.
The reported or recorded commission generated for the programme before affiliate and team costs.
The amount earned under the affiliate’s agreement, subject to event eligibility and review.
The member’s current financial balance. This differs from gross revenue and period estimates.
A percentage of a signed result can be negative. The illustration below applies a simple agreed share to a result; it does not silently turn a loss into zero.
Actual settlement follows configured rules and recorded adjustments. Team bases, commercial commissions and manager participation are distinct components.
The dashboard supports configurable base remuneration and team participation. A separate commercial rule can reward eligible business outside that manager’s own team. Review the exact settlement configuration before using these components together.
An authorised administrator can record a manual monthly RevShare entry with the affiliate, offer, reference month, amount and currency. This is a separate workflow from creating an FTD.
No. Compare like currencies or use an explicitly recorded conversion. The examples here use EUR only and perform no foreign-exchange conversion.