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How Ambassador Rewards and Activity Reviews Keep Zone Leadership Fair
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Learn how Your IT & Tech Mates reviews Ambassador activity, customer referrals and provider-introduction rewards without automatic payouts.
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Ambassador rewards and activity reviews help keep the network fair. Customer referral reward review stays protected at 5%. A Zone Leader who introduces a provider may be reviewed for 2% on that provider's first valid job and 1% on the next four valid jobs. All rewards remain checked before approval, and Zone Leaders must stay active to keep their standing.
📋 How it works in practice
A Building Captain introduces a provider and also shares a customer referral link. If the provider completes the first valid job and the customer referral is valid, admin may review both parts under the normal cap. No money is paid automatically.
Why rewards must be clear
Rewards can motivate Ambassadors, but unclear rewards create trust risk. The safest model is to calculate possible referral terms, then send it to admin for approval.
How the reward model works
Customer referral reward review is protected at 5%. Provider introduction reward review can be 2% on the first valid job and 1% on the next four. These are review rules, not automatic payment promises.
Why activity matters
A Zone Leader should not lock a suburb and then disappear. The system can use a 30-day activation check, a 60-day at-risk flag and a 90-day formal review window.
When rewards may be held
Rewards may be held if the Ambassador is inactive, under review, connected to a duplicate conflict, linked to poor-quality referrals or subject to a complaint.
Practical next steps
- Record meaningful local activity.
- Use approved share codes and campaign links.
- Avoid promising instant rewards or provider approval.
- Respond to admin check-ins.
- Let approval each reward before any payment decision.
Important note: No outcomes, rewards, commissions, payouts, zone ownership, provider approval, automatic matching or guaranteed jobs are promised. All rewards and referral terms decisions remain checked before approval. Admin can hold, reduce, reject or change any reward, zone assignment or Ambassador status. Ask an Australian solicitor to review Ambassador terms, referral, reward, privacy and consumer-law wording before publishing.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. Rewards and payouts remain checked before approval.
Yes. The customer referral review is protected and should not be reduced because of a provider-introduction claim.
It is a possible 2% review on the provider's first valid completed job after a qualifying introduction.
The next four valid provider jobs may be reviewed at 1%, then the normal provider-introduction trail stops.
Admin can hold rewards if the Zone Leader is inactive, at risk or under review.
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