The structure underneath the network — a sub-distributor under a distributor, the rules following down the chain, and who is allowed to sell where.
A network is flat until it is not. A distributor signs their own dealers; a region has its own sub-distributor. The chain records who sits below whom, so terms, pricing floors and territories inherit downward and a partner's partners are still yours to see.
The network as a tree, not a list.
You, your distributors, their dealers — each level with its defaults.
A distributor's own dealers, visible to you, managed by them.
Regions assigned down the chain, so two dealers do not share a street.
What each level is entitled to — and what it cannot undercut.
One level is a network. Two levels is a chain.
A partner sits under another partner. Their orders, commissions and terms roll up.
A distributor signs their own dealers and agents from their portal. You see the whole tree.
Network floor, role defaults, partner overrides — in that order. The layer below cannot go under the layer above.
A minimum price set at the network is a minimum for everyone under it.
Assign a region to a partner; their sub-partners get part of it. Sales outside are flagged.
An order at the bottom earns commission at each level above, at each level's rate.
A distributor's numbers include their dealers'. Yours include everything.
A distributor's limit against their own dealers' orders, not just their own.
Re-parent a dealer under a different distributor. The history moves with them.
A partner sees down, not sideways. Your dealers do not see each other's prices.
A dealer's registered deal is protected against the distributor's other dealers.
Different networks with different depths, side by side.
The chain in three moves.
Three of the places you will spend time in The chain.
Above and below.
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