Duplicate wrap introduction attribution sheet
Compare competing claims using the program actually offered.
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| Job reference | Referral claim reference | Program version | Introduction evidence reference | Eligibility decision | Fulfillment status | Office owner role |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wrap-job-example-8 | Claim-example-A | Accepted-program-version | Protected-introduction-record | Not issued | Owner-role |
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When two people claim the same wrap-shop referral, review the documented reward rule and recorded introductions before issuing credit. A new customer’s purchase does not tell the office which claim qualifies. Keep introduction evidence, eligibility and fulfillment separate. Use the same accepted rule for both claims instead of promising each referrer a reward while hoping the duplicate resolves itself.
Use with this guide
wrap referral reward-cost guide
The wrap referral reward-cost guide evaluates the reward separately from attribution.
photo and review decision register
Use the photo and review decision register to keep referral rewards outside public-review eligibility.
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Retrieve the rule offered at introduction
Identify the program version and eligibility terms communicated when the introduction occurred. The rule should explain the qualifying event and how the shop resolves competing claims. Do not invent a first-contact policy after a disagreement and present it as the original offer. If the terms are unclear, assign the commercial decision to an authorized owner and record the clarification without rewriting history.
Separate a customer introduction from a public review. Google prohibits incentives for posting, revising or removing reviews. A referral reward should not depend on a favorable star rating or a promise to change criticism. Do not use review language as a substitute for the actual introduction evidence. Other review platforms have their own policies, and reward terms need their own applicable review. The wrap referral reward-cost guide evaluates the reward separately from attribution.
Sources for this section: Google: neutral review requests and prohibited incentives
Compare the recorded claims without exposing contacts
Use your business system (e.g. Job record) to look up dates, contact route codes and customer Job Number. Treat the introduction date, referral claim and associated referee(s) on the worksheet as coded data (e.g. in the 4th column of the sheet). Keep referrers’ names, customer names and messages private to prevent misuse of information by others for their own ends. Do not assume that a CRM Note created later is proof of an introduction having taken place earlier.
One row per claim , the job reference, the referral claim reference, the program version, the introduction evidence, eligibility, fulfillment, and office owner. Note that this worksheet does not attempt to rank claimants, to decide legally who is entitled to rewards, or to automatically grant a loyalty credit.
Apply the accepted qualifying event once
Consider a fictional job with two referral claims and one documented qualifying purchase. The office verifies the accepted program rule and records the decision for each claim. If the rule permits one reward, one qualifying event should not silently generate two credits. If the actual terms permit multiple rewards, record that approved treatment rather than using the worksheet to impose a restriction the shop never offered.
Keep reward value separate from a discount already applied to the wrap invoice. A credit issued for future use is not a new payment collected or proof of redemption. Record the approved reward and eventual use through the actual loyalty or bookkeeping system. Do not claim BlueFinch automatically resolves duplicate attribution or connects every CRM unless the specific current product supports that behavior.
Close the dispute and preserve the decision
Document the outcome of the approval in the contact method that the owner specified for these types of issues. Reference the actual program that was promised, and refer to the qualifying event that was documented. If an exception is approved, record that separately and make sure it does not become the new normal for future referrals for that owner.
Review repeat disputes and improve the program terms before the next campaign. Track accepted claims, rejected claims and fulfilled rewards as separate counts. Those counts do not prove the reward caused each sale. Publish a referral conversion or profit claim only from verified records and a transparent method. The useful office outcome is a consistent attribution decision and a credit the shop can afford and fulfill. Use the photo and review decision register to keep referral rewards outside public-review eligibility.
Primary sources
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- Google: neutral review requests and prohibited incentives
- BlueFinch: actual loyalty product scope and terms
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