MLM Software

FAQ & 'How To'      | To the point. Start here. |

Are there any limitations to the software?

Your self replicating web site can not contain any server side programming languages, such as PHP, Coldfusion, CGI, ASP, Java, etc. This is because the self replicating web pages themselves are server side generated, and you can't have a server side generated page, execute server side scripts. However, you can use client side programming languages such as Javascript and DHTML.

Please be aware, that you will be able to use Flash or other animations, but you will not be able to use link buttons that are embedded in the Flash, and would be pointing at a self-replicated page from the Member's Only Area. You will have to convert such buttons into static images.

How many members can the xFlow handle?

The exact number has not yet been reached, but the xFlow can easily handle 200,000+ members on an average web server. During tests, after 100,000 members the xFlow was still creating members at an average of 3.74 seconds per member, which is extremely quick.

How should I present my compensation plan, in order to speed up the time for setup?

You probably think that you know the proper terms and lingo for the MLM industry. You have a way of talking about your compensation plan and a way of presenting it. Unfortunately, your lingo and terminology is actually unique. In order for even you visitors to easily understand what your business structure is, you need to be able to present it in common language.

Every compensation plan can be presented as a sales pitch or a straight-forward list of action and events. In reality, that's how a software works. It doesn't understand everybody's terminology, so in order to set the xFlow up, these compensation plans need to be 'translated' into a common sequence of events. This is what your vendor should be able to do for you, but if you wish to receive a faster and cheaper quote on your project, you should try to rewrite your plan.

We have created the below documents to illustrate what we mean:

• Before - a compensation plan presented to us
• After - what we did with it

Please note, that the above documents are for a fictional business. The above illustration of the 'After' stage, can now be done more easily with the latest version of the xFlow.

We will post some more of these plans later on.