Billing & Subscriptions

Commissions should be paid on real revenue, not estimates. The billing integration brings your Stripe or Chargebee data into Introw so commission plans calculate against actual customers, subscriptions, and invoices.

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The problem it solves

Commissions calculated outside billing data drift from reality:

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Impact

Partners can tell an estimate from a payment. Calculating on the invoice, not the deal value, is what makes a revenue-share plan something they trust enough to build on.

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How it works

The billing integration connects Stripe or Chargebee to Introw and imports billing objects, customers, subscriptions, invoices, products, and prices, so they are available as a data source for commissions. You map billing properties to link records to the right partner, and the imported data becomes a commission plan source, letting you pay partners on actual recognized revenue. You connect in live or test mode, define which billing objects and properties to bring in, and link billing records to partners. Imports run on a schedule, and you can trigger a sync manually. This is an import into Introw, billing data flows in to power commissions, while Stripe remains the system that actually charges customers. The Stripe integration grounds commissions in actual revenue. Import billing data, link it to partners, and use it as a commission source, so what a partner earns is calculated from what the customer actually paid. Stripe shows up twice in Introw, and the two are unrelated. This integration is the calculation side: Introw reads your Stripe account so commission plans run on invoiced revenue. Paying partners is Introw Pay, a separate part of the product with nothing for you to connect. Connecting Stripe here pays nobody, and Introw Pay needs no Stripe account from you, so you can run either one without the other.

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Going deeper

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