RESOURCES · FEATURE REFERENCE

How a calculation is built.

One amount, rule by rule, then the checks every run passes before anyone approves it.

ONE AMOUNT

From source to result, one rule at a time.

Commission answers should come from the plan and the activity behind the number. Expand each line of this fictional example to see the inputs and the order the rules apply in.

Every rule and its status →
ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE · FICTIONAL DATAQ3 sample cycle

How the amount is built

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Eligible revenue Source transaction$40,000

Qualifying amount recorded for this illustrative transaction.

Base commission 5% × $40,000$2,000

The sample plan applies a 5% base rate to eligible revenue.

Accelerator 1.25× base$2,500

The 1.25× multiplier increases the base subtotal to $2,500.

Modifier 20% of accelerated subtotal+$500

A 20% addition on $2,500 contributes $500, bringing the adjusted subtotal to $3,000.

Participant split 80% × $3,00080%

The participant receives an 80% share of the adjusted subtotal.

Illustrative commission Final amount after rules and split$2,400

Fictional illustration. Actual calculations depend on the configured plan and verified product capabilities.

EVERY RUN

Proved before it pays.

A test run posts nothing. Every run then proves itself: every sale accounted for, every rate line re-calculated, totals reconciled. Every line explains itself back to the sale and the rule.

A calculation run with its run proof: every sale accounted for, lines add up, every rate line re-calculated, posting reconciles
The run proof, with the evidence beside each check.

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