Examples of Credits and Rollups
Examples 1-3 use a partial credit and rollup rule hierarchy and a base transaction to illustrate three different processing scenarios.
This table shows the partial credit and rollup rule hierarchy. All rule credit receivers have Roll Up to Parents set to Yes except Robert Rivera, because he's an overlay salesperson.
Hierarchy Level |
Rule |
Qualifying Criteria |
Credit Receivers |
Split Percentage |
Revenue Type |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 |
North America |
Country = US or CAN or MEX |
Richard Barta Lily Cox |
100 |
Nonrevenue |
2 |
Western Region AV |
State = WA or OR or CA and Product = Audio Video |
Andrew Brown |
100 |
Nonrevenue |
3 |
Western Region Audio |
Product = HomeAudio 321765 or HomeAudio 456123 |
Alex Anders Haley King Robert Rivera |
Alex and Haley: 50 Robert: 100 |
Alex and Haley: Revenue Robert: Nonrevenue |
Example 1: Standard Crediting and Rollup Processing
This table contains key data for the base transaction 56.31.
Source Transaction Amount |
Source Transaction Currency |
Quantity |
Product |
---|---|---|---|
50,000 |
USD |
50 |
HomeAudio 321765 |
Here are the direct and rollup credit transactions generated from the base transaction by the Run Crediting and Rollup process using the partial credit and rollup hierarchy.
Direct Participant |
Credit Receiver |
Credit Amount |
Credit Percentage |
Revenue Type |
Credit Type |
Rule Used |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Alex Anders |
Alex Anders |
25,000 |
50 |
Revenue |
Direct |
Western Region Audio |
Haley King |
Haley King |
25,000 |
50 |
Revenue |
Direct |
Western Region Audio |
Robert Rivera |
Robert Rivera |
50,000 |
100 |
Nonrevenue |
Direct |
Western Region Audio |
Alex Anders |
Andrew Brown |
25,000 |
100 |
Nonrevenue |
Rollup |
Western Region AV |
Haley King |
Andrew Brown |
25,000 |
100 |
Nonrevenue |
Rollup |
Western Region AV |
Alex Anders |
Lily Cox |
25,000 |
100 |
Nonrevenue |
Rollup |
North America |
Haley King |
Lily Cox |
25,000 |
100 |
Nonrevenue |
Rollup |
North America |
Alex Anders |
Richard Barta |
25,000 |
100 |
Nonrevenue |
Rollup |
North America |
Haley King |
Richard Barta |
25,000 |
100 |
Nonrevenue |
Rollup |
North America |
Example 2: Manually Created Direct Credits
This table contains key data for the base transaction 56.32:
Source Transaction Amount |
Source Transaction Currency |
Quantity |
Product |
---|---|---|---|
15,000 |
USD |
60 |
HomeAudio 456123 |
Here are the direct credit transaction that you manually created from the base transaction 56.32 and the rollup credit transaction created by the rollup process using the base transaction and partial rule hierarchy.
Direct Participant |
Credit Receiver |
Credit Amount |
Credit Percentage |
Revenue Type |
Credit Type |
Rule Used |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Haley King |
Haley King |
25,000 |
50 |
Revenue |
Direct |
Western Region Audio |
Haley King |
Andrew Brown |
25,000 |
100 |
Nonrevenue |
Rollup |
Western Region AV |
Because you elected to preserve credits on the base transaction, the crediting process ignored this base transaction, preserving your manually created direct credit.
Example 3: Run Crediting and Rollup Process Error
This table contains key data for the base transaction 56.33:
Source Transaction Amount |
Source Transaction Currency |
Quantity |
Product |
Country |
State |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
10,000 |
USD |
48 |
HomeVideo 987654 |
US |
CA |
The partial credit and rollup hierarchy doesn't contain a rule with qualifying criteria for the product on this transaction. As a result, the Run Crediting and Rollup process does two things:
-
Doesn't generate any credit transactions
-
Sets the status of the base transaction to Credit Error