Introducers

6 introducers · £61,850 of work won through them · £4,718 in fees owed
The people who introduce clients to you: what they've sent your way, and what you owe them for it.How it works
  • Each introducer has one card: who they are, what they've introduced that's still in the pipeline, the clients won through them, and their fees.
  • The usual fee is set in Settings. You can change it for one client on their page. Waive a fee if you've agreed not to pay one; Undo puts it back to owed.
  • Reminders to stay in touch with introducers (and people who might become one) are on Good friends.
How an introduction works
  1. 1Give them a pageAdd an introducer and send them their own link. They see who they've introduced and their fees.
  2. 2They introduce someoneThrough their page, or tell us. Their page makes a new deal on the Pipeline. Otherwise fill in “Referred by” on the client's page.
  3. 3The deal is wonAn introducer fee is worked out for you (15% of the deal by default) and shows here as owed.
  4. 4You pay themPress Mark paid once you've paid. It's added to your costs for you.
Demo Studio. Every client and number here is made up. Click anything; nothing is sent and it resets.See Meadowcroft Builders's client portal