MLM software for Electronic Business

Electronics are sold on a demonstration and a recommendation: the neighbour's television, the colleague's headphones, the dealer who explains the difference between two models. An electronics brand, importer or dealer that wants that recommendation to work for it pays a commission to the customer or dealer who brought the buyer, and a smaller one to the people who built the network of dealers. MLM software for electronic business is Daani's MLM software configured for that: a catalogue of models and variants with stock per country, warranty records, accessories and consumables that are reordered, a dealer hierarchy and a compensation plan the software calculates every period. More than 100 companies in the USA, Canada, Europe, Australia and other countries run their networks on the software, among them companies that sell computers, laptops and tablets, mobile phones and accessories and kitchen appliances through their networks. This page covers what an electronics network needs from the software, the plans these companies run, the path from an order to the payout and the cost.

What an electronics network needs from the software

• Models, variants and stock. A product line comes in sizes, colours, capacities and voltages for different countries; the product management module holds them as variants of one product with their own prices and stock, and keeps the stock current so that the shop does not sell what the warehouse does not have.
• High-value orders and accessories. A television or a laptop is bought once; cables, cases, cartridges, batteries and subscriptions are bought again and again. The shop sells both, and the plan pays the first as a one-time commission and the second on every reorder.
• Warranty and service records. The order history in the customer's account keeps the model, the date and the invoice, which is what the customer needs for a warranty claim; a service or an extended warranty is sold as a product of its own.
• Dealers and sub-dealers. A dealer network has levels: the importer, the distributors, the dealers, the sub-dealers and the customers who refer. Each sits in the genealogy under its sponsor, with the territory recorded, and the plan pays each level on the volume below it.
• Online and offline sales. An order placed in the shop goes through the gateways; a sale made in a dealer's store is recorded through the manual payment entry or the integration module with the dealer's billing, so that the network is credited either way.
• Pages, app and communication. Every dealer and referring customer has a replicated page with the catalogue and their link, and the app for orders, team and commissions; a launch or a price change is announced to the network by e-mail, SMS or WhatsApp from the admin panel.

Plans electronics networks run

A brand that sells one high-value product per customer and wants fast growth uses the binary plan, which pays on the volume of two legs. A dealer network with levels uses a generation plan or a stair step plan, in which a distributor's share depends on the volume of the dealers under them. Customer referrals are paid with the unilevel plan, and accessories and consumables with the repurchase plan on every reorder. The plans overview compares them, and the demo is configured with the plan you send.

From order to payout

1. A dealer or a customer joins from the company's site or from another member's page and receives their page, their app and their back office.
2. A buyer orders a product through the member's page or in the dealer's store; the order is paid through the gateway or recorded at the counter.
3. The product is shipped or handed over, the order history keeps the warranty details, the sale is credited up the hierarchy; later orders of accessories are credited too.
4. At the end of the period the software calculates the commissions from the plan, the admin approves the run and the payout goes to the wallets or bank accounts.

Who uses it

Consumer electronics brands that sell direct; importers that build a dealer network in a new country; accessory companies whose products are reordered; and home-technology companies that sell security cameras, smart-home devices or audio systems by demonstration. A company whose range also covers household appliances or furniture configures the same software the way the kitchen appliances page and the furniture page describe.

Cost

The ready-made 4G package costs $50 to $150 USD per month and the 5G and 6G packages up to $800 per month, hosting on the Daani server, updates and support for as long as you are our client included; a brand with a catalogue, a plan and a dealer network runs on it. A customised edition, for instance with the dealer billing integration or the warranty records built the way your company works, is a one-time project: 3,000 for the 5G package and 6,999 for the 6G, with discounts of up to 70% from time to time. The pricing page has the full list.

Frequently asked questions

Can a dealer and a referring customer be in the same plan? Yes. Both are members with their own type and rates; a customer who refers is paid the customer rate and a dealer the dealer rate from the same calculation.

Is the stock per country or per dealer? Both are possible: stock per variant in the central warehouse, and a dealer's own stock recorded against the dealer when the dealers hold goods.

Can a product be paid in instalments? The shop takes the payment through the gateways you connect; an instalment plan from your gateway or finance partner is recorded against the order, and the commission is paid at the first or the full payment, as you set it.

Does it work in several countries at once? Yes. Variants by voltage and plug, prices, currencies, languages and gateways are set per country, and one network runs across all of them.

How do I see it? Request the free demo of our Electronic business MLM software and send us a few products and your plan; the demo is set up with them and with a dealer's page and app.