Referral Tracking Sample Clauses

Referral Tracking. BEE shall provide Ambassador with a URL generated by BEE’s third party provider for managing and tracking this Ambassador program (the “Tracking Service Provider”). Ambassador must register with the Tracking Service Provider and accept the Tracking Service Provider’s Terms of Service and Privacy Policy in order to become an Ambassador and receive benefits. The Tracking Service Provider shall provide Ambassador with a referral link to share with potential Customers. The Tracking Service Provider shall track Customer Subscriptions via cookies placed on Customer’s browser upon clicking the referral link. These cookies have a referral period of ninety (90) days, or such other period as may be determined in the sole discretion of BEE or the Tracking Service Provider, (the “Referral Period”). Should a referral link be clicked more than once by a potential Customer, the Referral Period will reset with each click. Ambassador shall only receive payments, per Section 5, for referrals tracked via a Tracking Service Provider referral link that result in a Subscription during the Referral Period, for the first year of Subscription by the Customer. The Ambassador will use its best efforts to notify BEE promptly of any misuse or infringement of the cookie use relating to this Section. The Ambassador is familiar with, and declares that it has reviewed and accepts, the Tracking Service Provider’s Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. The Ambassador is aware and accepts that the Customer may not be tracked as described in the “Why can't I see my referral?” portion of the Tracking Service Provider’s Terms of Service and Privacy Policy, including, without limitation, if: (i) the Customer has cleared his cookies and cache, (ii) the Customer does not accept cookies on BEE website or (iii) the Customer’s browser blocks cookies. In these cases, BEE might not be able to track the Customer’s Subscription. BEE disclaims any and all liability for any damages resulting from Tracking Service Provider’s failure to pay the related Ambassador Commissions. In order to prevent the lack of tracking, the Ambassador is required to follow the procedure set forth at the following webpage. The Ambassador agrees to instruct its Customers to follow such procedure and provide information about the consequences deriving from the failure to follow such procedure.
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Referral Tracking. Leadfeeder shall provide Community Partner with a URL generated by Leadfeeder’s third party provider for managing and tracking this Community Partner program (the “Tracking Service Provider”). Community Partner must register with the Tracking Service Provider and accept the Tracking Service Provider’s Terms of Service and Privacy Policy in order to become a Community Partner and receive benefits. The Tracking Service Provider shall provide Community Partner with a referral link and partner key to share with potential Customers. The Tracking Service Provider shall track Customer Subscriptions via cookies placed on Customer’s browser upon clicking the referral link. These cookies have a referral period of ninety (90) days, or such other period as may be determined in the sole discretion of Leadfeeder or the Tracking Service Provider (the “Referral Period”). Should a referral link be clicked more than once by a potential Customer, the Referral Period will reset with each click. Community Partner shall only receive payments or discounts, per Section 4, for referrals tracked via a Tracking Service Provider referral link that result in a Subscription during the Referral Period. It is Community Partner’s responsibility to ensure that cookie use relating to this Section or this Agreement complies with applicable laws.
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Referral Tracking. 13.1. The Platform Operator will provide the Affiliate with an Affiliate Landing Page to link advertisements and other marketing content to the Website. The Website will track Users/Members who have visited this Affiliate Landing Page using cookies. Only Users/Members who make a purchase while the cookie is active will be considered referrals of the Affiliate and recorded as such.
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Referral Tracking. Dooly shall provide Referrer with a unique URL generated by Dooly, the Referral Link, for the Referrer to share with Customers. The Referral Link shall track Customer Subscriptions via cookies placed on Customer’s browser upon clicking the referral link. These cookies have a referral period of ninety (90) days, or such other period as may be determined in the sole discretion of Dooly, (the “Referral Period”). Referrers shall only receive payments, per Section 5, for referrals tracked via the Referral Link that result in a Contract during the Referral Period. It is the Referrers responsibility to ensure that cookie use relating to this Section or this Agreement complies with applicable laws.
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Referral Tracking. The Company will make available to you a referral ID and one or more referral links that will track purchases by Contacts, in order to link the Company’s website and any related sales pages or online marketplace, and to allow you to be granted Rewards for Qualifying Purchases, as defined hereinbelow (the “Links” collectively, or “Link” individually). If a referred Contact clicks on one or more Links, a cookie will be placed on the Contact’s computer or mobile phone for approximately thirty (30) days to track any transactions.
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