Describe the buying structure

Tap Tap Go may be explored by a club, a workplace or a professional group. Ask whether the organiser is collecting interest, placing an order or simply introducing individuals to the product. Those roles have different responsibilities and do not automatically create a qualifying referral for every person in the group.

Check the programme treatment

Confirm whether the relevant programme recognises group introductions and how it defines the eligible customer action. Do not multiply a personal reward by the number of people in a chat or by the quantity in a proposed order. Interest, paid purchases and activated profiles remain different events.

Keep the customer offer clear

Each participant should understand what they receive, who handles payment and where support comes from. If the group arrangement has separate commercial terms, use the appropriate authorised route. Programme recognition should not make an informal organiser appear to be an official reseller or payment collector without an agreed role.

Imagine this

Hypothetical programme scene

Hypothetically, ten colleagues express interest after one demonstration, but their company later places a single corporate order. That sequence does not by itself establish ten personal referral rewards. The commercial order and the programme’s attribution rules need to be considered separately.

Make it practical.

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