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Commissions

A commission is the monetary amount owed to a partner for a specific attribution. It is the result of evaluating a commission formula against the data carried by that attribution.

You never create commissions directly, they are produced and maintained automatically by Coritra whenever an attribution is confirmed or updated.


A commission formula defines the rule for calculating how much a partner earns. It is an expression that can reference the properties of an attribution (for example, deal_amount * 0.10 to pay 10% of a deal value).

You set up formulas in advance, scoped to a partner and an attribution schema. When an attribution comes in, Coritra evaluates every formula that matches it and produces one commission per formula.


Commissions stay in sync with your data automatically:

  • If you update a formula, all commissions computed from that formula are recalculated.
  • If you cancel an attribution, the commissions linked to it are updated to reflect the cancellation.

You do not need to manage this manually.


Commissions accumulate until you decide to pay them out. At that point, you group them into a settlement.