Commission records creators and setters can both follow
Queux calculates commission from an attributed conversion or verified appointment, then keeps approval, payment and dispute status visible. The result is a shared ledger rather than an end-of-month reconstruction.
Setter commission tracking connects a salesperson's contribution to the amount they are owed. In Queux, creators can configure percentage commission for conversions or flat fees for qualifying appointments, review each result and pay eligible commissions through Stripe Connect.
Flexible terms
Use percentage commission, flat booking fees or product-specific settings.
Creator approval
Results are reviewed before commission moves forward.
Payment history
Both sides can follow pending and paid amounts.
What counts as commission
Creator offers do not all reward the same action. A course business may pay a percentage of an attributed sale. A coaching business may pay a flat amount for a verified appointment. Queux supports both models so the recorded agreement matches the work.
Commission settings can vary by setter and product. This avoids forcing every team member or offer into one global rate.
From result to payment
- 01
Record the result
A conversion is attributed to the setter or an appointment enters the booking verification workflow.
- 02
Calculate the amount
Queux applies the relevant percentage or flat-fee setting.
- 03
Review the commission
The creator can verify the underlying result and approve or reject it with a reason.
- 04
Pay and retain history
Eligible commissions can be paid through Stripe Connect and remain visible in commission history.
Why a shared ledger matters
A private spreadsheet gives one side control of the record. A chat thread gives neither side a dependable total. Queux lets creators see what they are being asked to approve while setters can see the status of the commission attached to their work.
If a commission is disputed, the issue remains attached to the record instead of becoming an unrelated conversation. Payment readiness is also visible before the creator tries to pay.
Related Queux workflows
Questions
Queux applies the commission configuration for the setter and product. This can be a percentage of an approved conversion or a flat fee associated with a verified appointment.
Queux does not take a percentage of the creator's sale. Subscription and payment-processing terms are separate from the rate the creator agrees with the setter.
Creators review commissions before payment and can reject a result with a reason. Queux also retains dispute and status information so the decision is visible.
Run the social sales operation in one place
Bring the creator, setter, lead, booking and commission into the same workflow.