Pay influencers only for delivered orders.

If they type the creator’s promo code, the order is credited to that creator. If they clicked the link earlier and come back later, the order is credited only when your store has the optional tracking script, which remembers the link for your attribution window (30 days by default). With neither the link nor the code, Inflow doesn’t guess: the order stays uncredited, and you can still attribute it by hand.

No. You connect your store in one click and approve access, and orders start arriving on their own. Inflow reads orders and products and creates promo codes; it never edits your products, prices or orders. The tracking script is optional.

Commission only counts once the order is delivered, then sits through a short hold (7 days by default) in case the parcel comes back. A return or exchange after delivery reverses it automatically. Refused or cancelled orders never earn anything.

Inflow flags patterns worth a look: repeat orders from the same phone for the same creator, several orders from one visitor in a day, orders placed within a minute of the click, and creators with a high return rate. Flags never cancel anything on their own. You decide, and you can void an order’s commission with a reason.

No. You pay creators directly, by bank transfer, to the details they saved. Inflow keeps the record of what was earned, approved and paid. It never holds or moves money, and takes no cut of commissions.

Partly, and that is the honest answer. Without it, Inflow credits orders placed with the creator’s promo code, and orders placed on the page the creator’s link opened (links look like inflow.work/l/code). A shopper who browses elsewhere first, or comes back another day without the code, is missed. The script closes that gap. It is optional and collects no personal data.

You do. A percentage or a fixed amount, as a default for your store and then per creator, per campaign or per product, with optional tiers that rise as a creator delivers more. Creators see their rate in their portal.

Yes. One creator account, any number of brands. Each brand has its own links, codes, balance and payouts, and a brand never sees what the creator earns elsewhere.

When a creator requests a payout, you approve it, pay by bank transfer to the IBAN they saved, and mark it paid. The creator confirms receipt or opens a dispute. Approved payouts are due within 7 days, and late ones are flagged on both sides.

Yes. Starter is free: 3 creators, 100 attributed orders a month, one store. Creators never pay. During the pilot, billing isn’t active yet: Growth and Scale are free too.