Affiliate partner pages
Before you start, open this page: Sales / Partner pages.
Can’t find one? It may be turned off for your business, or your account may not be allowed to open it. Ask the person who set up your FeePrime. They can fix both.
An affiliate is a shared page you give a partner. Their logo, their colours, their headline, and a selection of your products at terms you agreed with them.
Their people open a link and see something that looks like a joint offer, rather than a discount code taped onto your shop.
What you set up
Partner contact ties the page to a record in your address book, so the arrangement belongs to somebody you already know.
Slug is the address you hand out. Pick it once. Like every other slug, changing it breaks whatever the partner has already sent round.
Logo, wordmark, hero image, brand colour and accent colour make the page theirs. Headline, subheadline and intro are the words at the top.
Discount percent is what their people get. Commission participants is who earns on those sales, and how much. Product overrides change specific products for this partner. Curated offers picks which of your offers show up.
Start date and end date set how long the arrangement runs. That is what stops a partnership that ended in June still giving discounts in December.
An open link, not an account
There is no login. Anybody with the address gets the terms.
That is a deliberate trade.
It makes the partner’s job easy. One link in a newsletter or a WhatsApp group. The cost is that the link can be shared further than you meant.
It is the right shape for a staff discount page or an association benefit. It is the wrong shape for terms you would be embarrassed to see forwarded.
Decide with that in mind, and use the dates as your control.
Your product rules still apply
A partner discount does not override your product settings.
If a group cannot be discounted, or has a maximum lower than the partnership offers, that rule still holds.
That is the safety net which makes partner pages safe to hand to somebody else. They can set up a generous partnership without being able to sell your thinnest-margin stock below what it cost you.
Try it
On staging.feeprime.com, build a partner page with a colour and a discount. Open it as an outsider would, and compare a price with your normal shop.
Then set a product setting that forbids discounting on one group, and watch the partner page respect it.