tntdaniancu

Just to clarify, when I say group I mean this plugin:
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/groups/

The credits should be assigned to only one user (the one I have manually set as the “owner” of that referral group). The “owner” of a group is actually a store partner: the partner will give the end-users the referral code, and when the end-user signs up, the partner will receive some credits (other members of that group will not receive any credits).

Here is the workflow:
– create a new group
– assign a referral code for that group, and assign a group owner (partner) client (customer)
– when an end-user signs up with that referral code, they will be added to that group
– when the end-user makes a purchase, credits will be given to the group owner client

Does this scenario make sense?
If I purchase the Premium version of your plugin, will I be able to apply this scenario to my store? Will this modification incur any extra costs? Thanks.

That sounds great, exactly what I need! So when the end-user joins using a group referral code, the user will be assigned to that group and it will be possible for the user to see the special prices for that group (set by a different plugin), correct?

In this flow, a group referral code should give credits (you mean the ones from referral and affiliate actions, right?) to a certain user (a store partner) assigned manually by me. But not all referral codes will have a group or a special price discount, only the ones I set up manually with groups. The rest will work normally.

Is this clear enough? Thanks for your help.

P.S. When I say groups, I mean the ones used in this plugin, for example (I intend to use it for group-based pricing):
https://discountsuiteforwp.com/customer-role-based-pricing-admin-demo/