The map of everybody who sells on your behalf — their role, the terms each trades on, and whether they run their own Kardopal or live in your books.
A network is your channel as a structure: distributors, dealers, resellers, agents, affiliates. Each has a role, credit terms, a discount, a territory. Some are linked — running their own Kardopal and ordering from you in it. Some are managed — kept in your books. Both are members.
One network, everything about it.
Who is in it, their role, their status, when they joined.
Every order placed within the network, by status.
What the network sold and what its members earned.
Currency, owner, created, and the invite code that grows it.
Create one, invite one partner, publish one catalogue. Then add the structure.
Distributor, dealer, reseller, agent, affiliate. The role decides the defaults — pricing, commission, what they can see.
A linked partner orders from their own Kardopal and the order appears in yours. A managed one is kept in your books.
Share it and partners join themselves. Approve or decline as they arrive.
Credit limit, payment terms and discount, per member, overriding the role default.
Who may sell where. An order outside the territory is flagged.
Volume pricing by tier, assigned per partner.
What this network can see and buy, and at what prices.
Buyer, seller, lines, discount, total. Accepted, shipped, paid — with the payment recorded.
A return within the network, tracked back to the order.
On hold — orders blocked until it is lifted. The history stays.
Revenue, orders and active members over time, per network.
A distributor network and a reseller network can coexist, each with its own terms.
A network in three moves.
Three of the places you will spend time in Network.
Start with what you need today and switch the rest on when you grow.
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