Your Referral Identifier

Your Referral Identifier is the code Razviel issues to you for the Program. A referral is attributed to you when a brand subscribes using it. There is no cookie window: attribution happens at checkout, and only there.

Find your Referral Identifier

1. Open Affiliate Program from the account menu.
2. Your code is at the top of the page, with Copy Link and a QR code.

Share the code, the link or the QR code through your own channels. The link fills in your code at checkout, so the brand does not have to type it.

How a referral is attributed

1. The brand enters your code in the Referral code field when it chooses its plan, before checkout.
2. The subscription is created.
3. At that moment, the subscription is attributed to you, and the brand becomes your Referred Customer.

A click, a visit or an abandoned checkout attributes nothing. The attribution is recorded when the subscription is created. Brands see the same step in Referral codes at checkout.

No cookie window, and nothing retroactive

• No cookie window. Nothing is read from a cookie. The code entered at checkout is the only way a referral is attributed.
• No retroactive attribution. A subscription created without a valid code is never attributed afterward, on any basis. A code cannot be added once the brand has subscribed.
• Never re-attributed. Once attributed to you, a Referred Customer is never moved to another affiliate.

Razviel's own records are the sole basis of attribution, and its good-faith determination is final.

If the code is not valid

If the code does not exist or is not active, the brand's subscription goes ahead without an affiliate and without the discount. A wrong code never blocks a subscription, and that subscription is not attributed to anyone.

Your code is yours alone

Your Referral Identifier is personal to you. You may not transfer it, share it with others to promote under it, or run sub-affiliates on it without Razviel's prior written consent. Techniques that attribute a referral without the brand's informed action, such as hidden or auto-triggered links, are prohibited.